This is going to be a good show.
Had a great time recording a track with Hays at Iguazu last night. Potential summer jam of the century. Here, Andrew shakes.
We are proud and excited to present our first ever music video, for “Mason-Dixon.” The video was filmed and edited by our friend Samantha Stowe, and stars our friends Bill Wehmann and Mike Layton. We have good friends. Thank you guys so much! Hope you enjoy.
“The trio’s close harmony singing recalls that of the Byrds or Crosby, Stills and Nash, but More Humans’ primary musical cues come from the New Wave ’80s and indie ’90s: Wiry guitar lines wrestle against muscular drumming to create a tension that’s as precise as it is powerful. It’s the sort of cross-generational borrowing we’ve come to expect in modern pop, but More Humans do it way better than most.”
For those who don’t listen to vinyl, we’ll be selling these badass postcards at our shows with download codes. The front design, by Bill Wehmann, is the same as the limited print that will be included with a small number of our 10” records.
Over the last few months, our friend Samantha Stowe has been hard at work filming a video for “Mason-Dixon.” The video, which is our first ever, will be finished at some point in October, but here are some screen shots Sam was kind enough to send along. We’re pumped!
Thanks to Sam for her hard work, and to the video’s actors—our friends Bill Wehmann and Mike Layton.
Local music roundup
One release certainly worth checking out is “Demon Station,” the new EP by locals More Humans. It’s rock music with a sense of purpose and precision, songs that can be both jolting and pretty. And it sounds fantastic thanks to the production of Beauty Pill’s Chad Clark.
