Triangle First: Finding Comfort and Safety "In Your Eyes"
The Pinkerton Raids Jesse James DeConto wrote the song about his late grandfather, who developed dementia toward the end of his life.
Source: indyweek.com
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Triangle First: On "Hammerhead," Slow Teeth Has a Taste for Blood
The band opens for HOLY FAWN and Astronoid at Cats Cradle Back Room tonight.
Source: indyweek.com
Triangle First: The Death Cab for Cutie-esque Melancholy of &Dear Friends's "Rotting on the Vine"
The sudden fracture of a decades-plus relationship, one summer night in 2018, propelled John Booker back into the indie rock fray.
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Triangle First: Durham R&B Artist Elijah Rosario "Can't Get Enough," and It's Mutual
The slick yet sticky slice of bedroom-stadium party music that should appeal equally to fans of Ty Dolla $ign and Daft Punk.
Source: indyweek.com
Triangle First: Django Haskins Isn't "Afraid of Love"
Haskins duet with Skylar Gudasz has the romantic, reassuring feel of a song youd encounter in a Gene Kelly movie.
Source: indyweek.com
Triangle First: Sengoko's Night Moods
Premiering today on the INDY website, "Honeycombs (Here We are Again)" is one of Derek Torress first music video forays as Sengoko.
Source: indyweek.com
Triangle First: Emma Geiger's Restless Flock of Birds
"Flock," premiering on the INDY website today, is an emotional ode to a world that is shifting beneath your feet.
Source: indyweek.com
Triangle First: 50 Shades of Ace Henderson
In "HandsFree," is the Raleigh-based artist filled with regret, or has he accepted and learned from past mistakes? Either way, theres something captivating about Henderson.
Source: indyweek.com
Triangle First: Skylar Gudasz Covers the Tim Hardin Classic "If I Was a Carpenter"
All proceeds from the track go to Durham Mutual Aid and Night School Bar.
Source: indyweek.com
Triangle First: (Not All) The Boys Will Be Boys
Jesse James DeContos letter to his daughter, "(Not All) The Boys Will Be Boys" is a bluesy, slow-burning rallying cry for a better vision of masculinity.
Source: indyweek.com