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The Beths bassist Benjamin Sinclair travels the world, obviously (just look at his blog), and he’s really impressed with Tampa’s infrastructure.
My Firsts is our email interview series where we ask musicians to tell us about their first life experiences, be it early childhood ones or their first tastes of being a musician. For this My Firsts we talk to Elizabeth Stokes of The Beths.
An indie rock band from New Zealand is launching their first Alabama show at Birmingham's Saturn this Sunday night.
SIDNEY GISH Opening the show, Sidney Gish starts off with a cover of the STRFKR song “Rawnald Gregory Erickson the Second.” The crowd hushes as she taps her looping guitar pedal, layering bass lines and guitar phrases. The electronic drum beat fills the rest of the space before she begins to sing. Throughout her set, she plays popular tracks like “Sin Triangle,” “Imposter Syndrome,” and “I Eat Salads Now.” Though Gish was the only one on stage, her energy and humor were both persistent and captivating.
Indie rockers the Beths have had a most excellent visit to San Francisco, and fans can only hope they’ll be back sooner than later.