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Travis Harrison records bands for a living, so he knows how to get the best out of musicians. As the head of Serious Business, a recording studio and record label, Travis also knows the industry. Every week he invites musicians into his studio for funny, irreverent and seriously interesting chats where anything goes. New episodes every Monday from BreakThru Radio.
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Dec 1, 2011
08:45
Music
Brooklyn group Gold Streets intertwine smooth, dreamy melodies and crunchy psychedelic rock, making for music that’s simultaneously slick and trippy...
Brooklyn group Gold Streets intertwine smooth, dreamy melodies and crunchy psychedelic rock, making for music that’s simultaneously slick and trippy. The contrasting male/female vocals of guitarist Norman Vino and drummer T. Almy complement one another well — hers light and angelic, his wailful and dissonant — and help to balance out the group’s overall sound. The emphatic drum and auxiliary percussion work intertwined with the bass playing of Gizella Otterson move their songs forward at a charging pace as the guitars of Vino and Johnnie Wang weave layers of psychedelia amidst it all. /// Gold Streets’ debut album, Looks Like Fireflies, is available via 8x8 Recordings and their latest EP will be out in January 2012. /// Complete radio broadcast and playlist: http://bit.ly/tXOFBi /// Official website for Gold Streets: http://goldstreetsnyc.com
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