Happy release day to Save the Clocktower! The Chicago dream pop band sees the release of their short and sweet 3 song Taboo EP today. New Noise Magazine has the full stream HERE. Chicago locals will also have the chance to see them live, performing at the Taste of Randolph Street on Saturday, June 19.
Chicago indie pop group Save the Clocktower have shared a new cut from the Taboo EP out this Friday. Hear "Something Different" at Austin Town Hall, who say the track "combines elements of synth and classic indie pop that will have you bobbing your head right along with the pulsating beats and whirling electronic sounds that make this song a dreamy gem."
Sick of Sarah are heading to Austin for SXSW as an official showcasing artist! They'll also be performing Sunday for our unofficial day party (RSVP here). See full schedule below and contact michelle@noisyghostpr.com with inquiries.
Saturday, March 19 - The Market & Tap Room - The Color Agent Showcase (11pm)
Sunday, March 20 - Swan Dive - Noisy Ghost PR day party (5pm)
Sunday, March 20 - The Nook - Girls With Flair party (6:30pm)
Chicago dream pop band Save the Clocktower saw the release of their most recent album, Through the Glass, in 2012 and today they are back with brand new single "Taboo" off a forthcoming EP of the same name. EarMilk premiered the track, noting it's "signature hypnotizing synth melodies" and "newly discovered funk that adds a new breath to their music."
Nashville's Chrome Pony recently wrapped up a UK/EU tour with Cage the Elephant and today they see the release of a new video pieced together from footage of their travels. It premiered at PureVolume, who say it "has the look of a homevideo that your father would record on a family vacation. The clip's lo-fi warmth gives fans a look at the band in candid moments on the road while capturing their raucous live show."
Austin, TX's Hunter Sharpe debuted their first single today via CraveOnline. The band will also be making appearances at SXSW next week. Full list of dates can be found HERE. Keep an eye out for more from this up and coming band. At just 19 years old, we can expect much more from Hunter in the future!
"Enjoy the brash, spastic, hook-rich gut punch of “Elephant Walk” by newcomer Hunter Sharpe." - Crave
