Austin-based pop ensemble The Low Lows share the stage with Sera Cahoone and Sam Champion tonight (Tues. Sept. 16) at The Village Tavern.
When the The Low Lows — an unusually raw and beautiful act born out of the New York duo Parker & Lily — released their debut album, Fire on the Bright Sky, critics deemed them indefatigable. Organs, echo-laced drums, distorted and rerverby guitar, and three-part harmonies — it was a hell of a mix. Lead singer Parker Noon (pictured) and multi-instrumentalist mates Bryan Crowell, Kullen Fuchs, Nick Warrenchuk, Heidi Johnson, and Greg McCue visit town behind a brassy new album titled Shining Violence (Misra).
Seattle-based noir-pop singer Cahoone performs behind her Sub Pop debut, Only As the Day Is Long. Sam Champion is a four-piece rock band from New York “known for writing woolly pop songs.”
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