MUSIC

Hey Marseilles, The Spinning Leaves, Vandaveer, and Ravenna Woods
August 3, 2010
The Hey Marseilles sound is immediate, evocative, mostly acoustic, and always emotive. It's classically trained brothers Sam and Jacob Anderson on cello and viola, their strings grand and mournful; it's the wheeze and moan of Philip Kobernik's accordion, simultaneously the gawkiest and most romantic of all instruments; it's Nick Ward's electric guitar on the epic "Calabasas," stretching into the distance like an open road; it's the Dixieland swagger of Patrick Brannon's trumpet on uptempo lead single "Rio”—recently Song of the Day at NPR, Spinner.com, and KEXP; it's a songwriter's urgent expression via vocalist Matt Bishop, expanded with huge singalong choruses, unraveled by a virtuoso band's sinuous arrangements; and it's modern vintage, a folk-pop jam session at a vanished cabaret on the Seine, an indie rocker's fantasy of his grandparents' first kiss.
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N. 27th Street and Poplar Street
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$10
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August 3, 2010Times:
8 pm
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