If the first track (Open Season) from Brooklyn via Australia band High Highs was a slice of summer, our next listen in “Flowers Bloom” hits the opposite, setting the scene for a quiet day inside with its haunting vocals and warm instrumentation. Perfect soundtrack forreflecting, as today (Tuesday, Jan. 18th) is exactly one day after the most depressing day of the year and one day before my 33rd birthday, the second most depressing day of the year…. haha.
Posting here from North Bay! I’m here to do a panel for Music and Film In Motion called Placing Music in Film and Television with Kyle Merkley from Arpix Media. It was a painless flight, a great introduction, some solid pizza and beer at Greco’s, a little downtime, a jump in the pool, a quick blog post and now heading to the panel.
While quickly checking the inbox, I was drawn to a new band that Beth from Danger Village sent along, High Highs from Australia, via Brooklyn. At this point, all I’ve got is a song and that they’re playing the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn on Nov. 30th (opening for The Radio Dept).
Check out “Open Season”
