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Geographer
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March 2, 2012, 4:26 pm
Relative newcomers Geographer sound bigger than the next new thing to hear.In December, the world got its first taste of new sounds from Geographer‘s first full-length on Modern Art Records through the lead single “Life of Crime”. The song serves as MYTH’s opening track, unpacking the oversized synthesizers, making it clear that there’s something a bit different about this group. Although they sound bigger, they’re still relative newcomers aiming for the understated, shying away from the carefree songs that made up 2010’s much-loved Animal Shapes EP.
Videos from their performance in the Bing Lounge:
Playing Branx 3/2.
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