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TINY DEATHS ALBUM RELEASE + LOTT + DJ SETS BY DOSH, AL CHURCH AND JEREMY YLVISAKER
$8 IN ADVANCE / $10 AT THE DOOR
10:30PM DOORS / 11PM SHIOWTIME
21+
TINY DEATHS
tiny deaths is the Minneapolis, MN and Brooklyn, NY based dream-pop duo consisting of vocalist Claire de Lune and producer Grant Cutler. Their EP Night Flowers was released February 2016 and caught the attention of numerous press outlets including The Guardian ("Top of the playlist" for their feature on Minneapolis), Stereogum (The Gardener song premiere), Bitch Media (Ever video premiere), Earmilk (video premiere), Minneapolis City Pages (Best EP of 2016), The Deli, Aimless Skylarking, and more. Their first full length album, "Elegies," is set for release on February 3, 2017.
Cutler and de Lunes styles are like yin and yang: Cutler coming from a background in heavily experimental electronica and ambient music, and de Lunes resume filled with RnB. Together, Cutlers booming bass and lush soundscapes and deLunes rich, soulful vocals unite to form a wholly alive and fresh take on a moody, dreamy, ethereal sound bringing to mind bands like Phantogram, Beach House, and Purity Ring.
LOTT
LOTT is the solo project of Minneapolis musician, Leah Ottman (We Are The Willows). Classical Experimental Violin. The core inspiration for LOTT's compositions is the Romantic Period of classical music. The chordal structures, intervals, and melodies heard throughout her songs are reminiscent of those used by Antonin Dvorak, Alexander Borodin, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, French Impressionist composer, Maurice Ravel, and then condensed into pop songs. She explores the range on her violin by utilizing a looping pedal and similar techniques employed by looping violinist pioneers, Andrew Bird, Kishi Bashi, and Owen Pallet.
LOTT has been likened to a modern day torch singer of indie music - both in her lyrical themes and vocal styling. She has been greatly influenced by Patsy Cline's catalogue of songs about unrequited love and heartbreak.
The music project of LOTT started as a desire to express her creativity and love for the violin by merging the two worlds of classical and contemporary music.
LOTT was awarded "Best Acoustic Performer" in City Pages Best Of the Twin Cities 2015. "...With a looping pedal hooked up to her instrument, Ottman layers intricate melodies that combine classical beauty with an adventurous ear for contemporary experimentation not unlike Andrew Bird. Her voice, loaded with attitude and a penchant for flowing leaps, sweetens the deal..."
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LocationIcehouse (View)
2528 Nicollet Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55404
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 21 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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