photo courtesy of Ann Fletcher Tilley
The Bronzed Chorus Announce New Yearling 7″
Out October 27th via Gigantic Noise
Share New Single “I Am The Ram” and Tour Dates via Northern Transmissions
Greensboro, NC’s favorite instrumental duo The Bronzed Chorus return with Yearling, the follow-up to last year’s explosive Summering LP. The band’s brand new 7″ is due out October 27th via Gigantic Noise Records. The band, Hunter Allen (drums, keys) and Adam Joyce (guitars, keys), create a really unique blend of post-rock, math rock, psych, and looping experimental pop that’s full of emotion, continuously changing shape and mood. Like time and space distorted, The Bronzed Chorus’ latest single “I Am The Ram” is both tranquil and chaotic, warping between polar sides of the spectrum with grace and a bit of electronic manipulation.
UPCOMING SHOWS:
Oct. 13 – Richmond, VA @ Gallery 5 w/ Deer Eat Birds, Gorrak, 3rd Grade Friends
Oct. 14 – Baltimore, MD @ Joe Squared w/ 3rd Grade Friends, Rogue Conjurer
Oct. 15 – Akron, OH @ Matinee w/ Stems, Actual Form
Oct. 16 – Detroit, MI @ PJ’s Lager House w/ Shady Groves, Hypnolux
Oct. 17 – Grand Rapids, MI @ Pyramid Scheme w/ Teething, Hollow Phase
Oct. 18 – Kalamazoo, MI @ The Girls Room w/ Everyday Sensei, Lucius Fox, The Krelboynes
Oct. 19 – Chicago, IL @ Township w/ Electric Hawk, Allen Epley
Oct. 20 – Staunton, IL @ The Hollow House
Oct. 21 – Chattanooga, TN @ JJ’s Bohemia w/ Elk Milk
Oct. 22 – Raleigh, NC @ NC State Fair
Oct. 28 – Greensboro, NC @ OPOTW w/ Night Idea, Irata, DJ Quilla
1. I Am The Ram
2. 45 Horses
BIO:
The release of their latest 2-song EP, Yearling, has them finding a format that best showcases the journey a single TBC song can lead you on. Quickly following in the footsteps of their 3rd full-length, Summering, Joyce and Allen begin moving into a heavier guitar-and-synth-driven sound that’s complex, catchy, and entirely experiential. Joyce adds a synthesizer to his existing guitar and sprawling pedalboard set-up, bringing a new backbone and texture to their signature sound — and leaving us wondering if he’s part wizard. Allen, who has already been miraculously juggling the keys while maintaining his frantically-syncopated drumming, keeps the pace of a rocket ship blasting off with single-handed snare rolls and ecstatic facial expressions only a guy who’s really into it can make. Without lyrics their music likens to a soundtrack; a fantastic, choose-your-own-adventure movie set in outer space that you wish you could watch. An unparalleled live show not to be missed.
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