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Tuesday April 23
2019 8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• 21 AND OVER $12 in advance / $15 at the door Happiness Is Easy: A Tribute to Mark Hollis and Talk Talk featuring members of Laughingstock, Bright Brown, Early Monarchs, Invincible Vacuum Cleaner Co., Jill Tracy, and other special guests performing the music of Mark Hollis and originals Bright Brown www.brightbrownny.com/home avant-indie art pop Alex Nahas of Bright Brown covering "Such A Shame by" Talk Talk www.facebook.com/alexnahas alt prog rock Laughingstock www.brightbrownsound.com/laughingstock.html alternative rock Bright Brown -from Brooklyn, NY -“...Bright Brown bring an ideal soundtrack to the crisp, autumn air. ...Sounds range from sparse and repetitive like a piece for avant-garde dance to expansive and melodic like the theme from a western where everyone dies in the same pool of blood. ” — -The Deli NYC Alex Nahas -from Broklyn, NY -“...comes at you with dark heart and plea...Nahas' voice is heartbreaking and hopeful at the same time, the music layering over and under like sweet and sorrow...lose yourself in the world of the songs and learn something about where inner and outer landscapes meet.” — Arielle Guy, Tunrtable and Blue Light Laughingstock -from Brooklyn, NY -Laughingstock was the turning point in my musical life. This project was responsible for defining me as a songwriter, musician, and producer to this day, a style I refer to as sonic cinema. I had the privelage of collaborating with some incredibly innovative humans; Eric Gebow (Blue Man Group), John Brevik, Zoe Keating (Rasputina, Imogen Heap), Milton Cross, Mark Bernfield, Erik Glick Reiman, and Lee Townsend (Bill Frisell). The project is named after one of the most influential records from my childhood, Talk Talk's cult classic, Laughing Stock, a truly reckless and immersive adventure, taking chances with pop music structure I've never heard anywhere else. I made three records under the Laughingstock moniker that schooled me as a musician, songwriter, and producer and have compelled me to keep searching out the next musical horizon. |
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