Now, Now Every Children at Triple Rock

From Minnesota

First Twin Cities show since since March 25, 2011 • First Triple Rock show since June 14, 2010 • First Triple Rock headlining show • 26th Twin Cities show on MN Live's calendar since August 18, 2007

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From last.fm:

Previously known as Now, Now Every Children from Blaine, Minnesota. Threads – the second full-length release from Minneapolis based Now, Now – explores the fragile and often transitory nature of our existence, our perceived understanding of the world around us and relationships shared with others physically and emotionally. Produced by Howard Redekopp (Tegan and Sara, An Horse, New Pornographers), Threads forms a sprawling sonic endeavor that showcases the bands incredible growth as songwriters and musicians. Read more about Now, Now on Last.fm.

From Minneapolis

First show since since September 30, 2011 • First Triple Rock show • 27th show on MN Live's calendar since May 13, 2007

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The usual sounds brought to mind at the sight of a cityscape are typically loud, harsh, and overbearing. Roaring bus engines, rumbling trains on their tracks, and buzzing markets and cafes all amplify the sounds of people coming and going. These sounds create a constant, yet ever changing hum - a tune that can provide limitless resources for creative minds, but can also pummel the creative spirit. It is from this constant hum that We Are The Willows' Peter Miller conceptualized the tonal sound-scapes of his debut full-length, A Collection Of Sounds And Something Like The Plague. Read more about We are the Willows on Last.fm.

Added to bill on Sep 24

From Minneapolis

First show since since August 25, 2011 • First Triple Rock show since August 7, 2010 • 23rd show on MN Live's calendar since March 18, 2006

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Tarlton is a product of nurture and nature. Maybe it had something to do with founder Brett Bullion hanging out with Minneapolis musicians like Martin Dosh and JT Bates. Or maybe it was something that came innately.   After the disbandment of Bullion’s first music project, Tiki Obmar, he formed Tarlton, a one-man band featuring synthetic loops and drumming. His debut project “Van” turned heads locally, but shortly after Bullion moved out west to Seattle. In the grey northwest, he wrote and recorded Tarlton’s second album: “The Papa Theses” EP. Read more about Tarlton on Last.fm.

Added to bill on Sep 24