Showing posts with label old bricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label old bricks. Show all posts

Monday, October 1, 2012

The Love Language to play Chapel Hill tonight



Photo by Michael Graham

Chapel Hill institution The Cave is getting new owners (the folks at Slim's) this week and the club is being rechristened with a big show tonight, October 1.

Things will get started at 9 p.m. with Old Bricks followed by a set by local superstars The Love Language. Admission will be $7 and there are no advance tickets. You'll want to get their early if you want to get

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Album Review: Old Bricks - City Lights

On its sophomore record, Old Bricks moves away from the stripped down folk of their debut, Farmers. City Lights introduces a varied soundscape that draws on both the constricting and freeing nature of urban surroundings.

The album opens with the paranoid “Appetite.” Unsettled percussion and dissonant wails slowly pressurize the song. The tension distracts the listener from the scale of the sound

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

New music from Old Bricks - "Anthem"

Raleigh duo Old Bricks are gearing up for the release of their sophomore album, City Lights, on May 8 via Grip Tapes. The band are sharing the album's closing track with everyone, which you can download or stream below.

If you buy the album via Bandcamp a bonus download of the 9-song Pretty Black & White EP is included.

Old Bricks will celebrate the album's release at Local 506 in Chapel Hill