We at Muzik Dizcovery are pleased to present an exclusive
premier of “Ecotone,” the final track off of Atlanta band Places to Hide’s new
record
Almost Nothing. Over a hyperkinetic
(not to mention tied-up-tight) whirlwind of slick melody and barchord slashing,
vocalist Kyle Swick narrates with surprising swagger and wit the story of
dreary a Sunday afternoon sucked so clean of energy and motion it could only be
represented sonically at bullet train speeds. Swick’s delivery is cut
fantastically with a kind of stage-actor’s malaise — we feel his pain, but it
doesn’t feel like he’s complaining. Then, after a subtle slow build you’ll
hardly notice, somebody steps on the fuzz pedal and sends the song pulsing with
temple-to-temple punch-in-the-gut fuzz, and boy does it get me every time.
Hello Husker Du? The song is a hit. Well, I guess not really until you guys
have heard it, so get listening! Check it out below. If you dig the track, make sure to see the band on tour (dates after the jump) or order the album on LP (soon to be released on
Irrelevant Recordings) or CD (through
Out of This Records). Stream some other tracks on
Bandcamp.
JUN 08 - Atlanta, GA @ The Drunken Unicorn
JUN 09 - Birmingham, AL @ The Forge w/ Dikembe
JUN 10 - Nashville, TN @ The Owl Farm w/ Dikembe
JUN 11 - Bloomington, IN @ TBA
JUN 12 - Columbus, OH @ 1427
JUN 13 - Philadelphia, PA @ Golden Tea House
JUN 14 - Long Island, NY @ House Show
JUN 15 - Danbury, CT @ Heirloom Arts Theatre
JUN 16 - Boston, MA @ Obriens (early show!)
JUN 18 - New Brunswick, NJ @ The Cooler Ranch
JUN 19 - DC @ The Far Out House
JUN 20 - Greensboro, NC @ The Karate Dungeon
JUN 21 - Charleston, SC @ The Tin Roof
JUN 22 - Aiken, SC @ The HIC Warehouse
JUN 23 - Tampa, FL @ Epic Problem
JUN 25 - Gainesville, FL @ 1982
JUN 26 - Savannah, GA @ House Show
JUN 29 - Brooklyn, NY @ Muchmores
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