Joshua Bruner has been making a simultaneously gentle and intense style of music that blends the Bay Area's love of psychedelic and folk music with his own unique African and Eurpean psych rock influences. But as the sound of Josh's music has become heavier, it makes more sense to simply call it by his band's namesake: Magic Leaves.
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Showing posts with label the blank tapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the blank tapes. Show all posts
Monday, October 31, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Parlour to Parlour, Episode 28: The Beehavers

See the full post at Popdose: http://popdose.com/parlour-to-parlour-episode-28-the-beehavers/
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Parlour to Parlour, Episode 27: fpodbpod
Though he spends a great amount of time lending his talents to folks like Indianna Hale and especially The Blank Tapes, Sean Olmstead has been quietly stockpiling his own quirky psychedelic garage-pop-soul tunes as fpodbpod. Sean and I were equally happy to turn down the quiet and swivel the spotlight around for his first interview of 2011.See the full post at Popdose: http://popdose.com/parlour-to-parlour-episode-27-fpodbpod/
Monday, January 31, 2011
Parlour to Parlour, Episode 26: The Blank Tapes
He was among the first people I met when the door to this year's Parlour was opened up for me by Steve Taylor. He's proficient at every instrument necessary to make a complete album (and others beyond), and he has a mountain of tapes full of songs to prove it. And if you're out hittin' up the San Francisco rock clubs on a regular basis, you've probably heard him play, seen him hangin' at the bar, or even know him personally. Meet Matt Adams of The Blank Tapes!
See the full Parlour to Parlour episode at Popdose:
http://popdose.com/parlour-to-parlour-episode-26-the-blank-tapes
See the full Parlour to Parlour episode at Popdose:
http://popdose.com/parlour-to-parlour-episode-26-the-blank-tapes
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parlour to parlour,
steve taylor,
the blank tapes
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