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Communist Daughter from a Living Room in Lexington KY

The band Communist Daughter perform a limited ticket intimate living room show in Lexington KY!

Scott Widdon will play a short opening set.

$15

address is:
148 Lincoln Ave
Lexington KY 40502

Communist Daughter is gathering far flung praise, including NPR, Stereogum, The FADER, Noisey, USA Today, COS, AV Club etc

NPR says: guitars doused in reverb and Kim Deal-esque backing vocals... projects a sense of effortless cool, particularly with the pairing of complementary vocalists Johnny Solomon and Molly Moore.

" like latter-day Yo La Tengo covering a gentle old folk song, Balboa Bridge will be therapeutic for someone else out there struggling - Stereogum

"Together, they present a more down-to-earth Arcade Fire and a more gripping Of Monsters and Men while nicely filling the void left by The Civil Wars breakup" - Chicago Sun Times

Think Brian Wilson fronting early Fleetwood Mac mixed with a pinch of Nirvana. Post-folk grunge at its finest. What Youth

" weve just found a new band to blast the entire way into the mountain range... were already giving them a prime slot in our summer soundtrack- The FADER

"enjoy the bittersweet, autobiographical harmonies of one of Minneapolis' greatest singer/songwriter." - Clash Magazine

"notes of The New Pornographers, and the harmonies during the hook are heavenly. A pretty voice over a grimy guitar - USA TODAY

"Like a more expansive Grandaddy, only fused to the melodies of Yo La Tengo and armed with a rootsy Americana vibe," - AV Club

"as opposed to others in the clump of bands desperately trying to ride in the post-Fleet Foxes/Bon Iver fauxlk (that would be "faux folk") wake, these guys sound tight as hellas though they actually finally put down the homebrew and hauled themselves to band practice." - Noisey

" intricate guitar melodies with gorgeous, haunting vocals layered on top" - Paste Magazine

think Bruce Springsteens classic impassioned anthems Solomon, with the help of Communist Daughter, is doing all he can to keep from completely unraveling
- Consequence Of Sound