Date/Time:
04/15/2016 - 04/16/2016 | Friday | 8:00 pm - 2:00 am
Location:
Central Presbyterian Church
200 E 8th St.
Austin,Texas
78701
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Austin’s premier psychedelic folk band Calliope Musicals are overjoyed to announce the release of their highly anticipated debut album, Time Owes You Nothing on Friday, April 15, 2016. The release party will be at Central Presbyterian Church located at 200 E 8th St., Austin, Texas 78701. Doors are at 7:30 p.m. and the party starts at 8 p.m. In true Calliope Musicals fashion, the evening will be filled with music, confetti, costumes, dancing, hugging and much more. Tickets and more information will available soon at: http://www.calliopemusicals.com/.
In a recent review of their performance at Austin City Limits Music Festival this past year, Billboard said “The sextet’s bubbly brand of pop-rock (think a more authentically hippied-out Grouplove) holds up — the crowd swells significantly as passersby get sucked into the genuinely good vibes of songs…”
Calliope Musicals fill in their folksy roots with a mix of vibraphone, tribal drums, bass, lead guitar and explosive vocals. A preview track “What My Eyes Found” from the album can be streamed here. The track Listing for Time Owes You Nothing is as follows:
- 1604
- Echo of the Whoos
- Sink or Swim
- Happy, Sandy Baby
- Potting Daisies
- What My Eyes Found
- Swim or Sink
- Tiny White Moths
- Velveteen
- Letters
- Morning Ground
- Be (Morning Ground pt. 2)
Hailing from Austin, Texas, Calliope Musicals is a six-person musical tribe that includes Carrie Fussell (vocals), Matt Roth (guitar), Craig Finkelstein (vibraphone), Josh Bickley (drums), Andrew Vizzone (bass) and Chris Webb (lead guitar). Recorded at Fairfax Studios during a month-long stay in California, Time Owes You Nothing is the first LP from Calliope Musicals. The album was produced by Kevin Augunas (Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Cold War Kids), mixed and engineered by Gavin Paddock and Andy Dalton and mastered by Pete Lyman (Pat Benatar, Jason Isbell, Banks, Ben Harper).
“The album is colored with excessive amounts of Jesus Christ Superstar,” said Carrie Fussell, lead singer. “What came out is an album that inspires us and one that we hope will inspire others to push boundaries and be their favorite version of themselves.” “Our music centers around a certain energy more than a certain style,” the perpetually barefoot Fussell says. “We’ll do rock, then dance-y disco, then some slow sit-down [songs]. At the end of the day, it feels like the music revolves around imagination and adventure more than it does a specific type of music.”
Pre-order Calliope Musical’s album here: www.pledgemusic.com/calliopemusicals
