Fleeting Trance
Fleeting Trance
“Named for the number of tracks, 17 is classic folksy, bluesy americana. What listeners might not expect is the occasional reggae influences that show up on some songs. The addition of reggae is a nice touch, and fits well with the band’s overall sound. Lyrics are entertainly messed up.”
Kirsty Evans East Bay Express 1/20/2010
Makeing Tents • image by Jean Yaste
Live music w/ Makeing Tents
When: Wed Jan 13
Time: 7pm door; 8pm show
Cost: $5
Details:
Makeing Tents
http://www.myspace.com/makeingtents
Blood and Sunshine
Live music w/ Blood and Sunshine
When: Wed Jan 13
Time: 7pm door; 8pm show
Cost: $5
Details:
Blood and Sunshine
http://www.myspace.com/bloodandsunshine
electro shoegaze soul
Blood and Sunshine was conceived in the death of a dream. James Brennan, a house-music producer who’s inspiration had gone, abandoned his long held ambition to be a successful dance music DJ. After a short period of mourning came a long period of woodshedding whereby James rebuilt the songwriting and performing muscles that had atrophied from years of neglect. (cue exhilarating music: montage of James hunched over a guitar in a broken down apartment, interspersed with the open mics of San Francisco. Enter: Joseph)
Joseph Macrino came through the door at Lennon Studios where James was prepping what would eventually become Blood and Sunshine’s first EP. Joseph liked what he heard. More importantly, he liked James. James liked Joseph too. And so, a musical friendship began. [taken from the bowels of their myspace]
