Matt Kiger
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Atlanta Band Frute Proves Psychedelic Rock Thrives On Improvisation And Atmospheric Production (opens the original)
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Diffuser sat down with Patrick (bass) and Cassidy (Vocals) of Frute, a psychadelic rock band known for deep grooves and vibey, dark psychedelic sounds. Frute is making waves and is well known for their live shows and improvisation; their sound is atmospheric, with some dark, deep vocals that make it truly unique. Check out our full conversation with Frute. Frute is based in Atlanta, Georgia, and features hypnotic vocals, which immediately grabbed my attention, along with their psychedelic sound
Blood Moon Eclipse Backdrop, Sold-out Red Rocks Shows, And That Surprise Boulder House Party Set (opens the original)
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Goose launched into its five-night sold-out Colorado run this week, which features a sold-out three-night run at Red Rocks Amphitheatre (August 27-28, September 1) along with sold-out shows at Bellevue, CO’s The Mishwawaka on August 31 and Dillon, CO’s Dillon Amphitheater on September 2. Leading into the legendary run, the band stopped by a college house party in Boulder, CO, the night before Red Rocks, performing to an ecstatic crowd with what has become another viral moment for Goose. With fan
Sublime's First Album In 30 Years Features Bradley Nowell's Son On Lead Vocals (opens the original)
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Sublime is experiencing a renaissance, releasing its first album in 30 years and building on the band’s legacy and sound. The ska punk band from Long Beach California, also appeared on Good Morning America in Central Park before heading to the Island Rhodes festival in Rhode Island this weekend. All upcoming shows are listed here along with ticket information. The album Until the Sun Explodes is a tribute to the late lead singer, Bradley Nowell, who died in 1996, and his son, Jakob, has joined t
Five-piece Jersey Shore Jam Band Dogs In A Pile Built The Dog Pound One Show At A Time (opens the original)
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Dogs in a Pile, an indie jam quintet that is amid a robust summer tour and coming off the November release of their album, Distroid, is on a steady ascent and leveling up in real time. Diffuser sat down with Jeremy Kaplan (keys) and Sam Lucid (bass) to chat about life on tour, music, the Dog Pound, and more. When chatting with Jeremy and Sam, their love for jazz, improvisation, and the jam chemistry is clear, and no doubt the jazz influence is felt in their live shows and in their ability to tak
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