Upcoming Events at Club Downunder / Union Productions
Fri Dec 8, 8:30 PM - Fri Dec 8, 11:59 PM
75 N Woodward Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32306
Community: Tallahassee
Description
Friday, December 8th of Montreal w/ Christina Schneider's Genius Grant Club Downunder Doors 8:30 PM // Show 9:30 PM Free for FSU Students w/ valid FSU ID GP $20
Event Details
18+
//OF MONTREAL//
Indie legends of Montreal make their long-awaited return to the Club Downunder stage on December 8th!
of Montreal's 14th LP, "Innocence Reaches", follows two full decades of mercurial creative mania: swallowing up '60s psych-pop, Prince-ly funk, and glammy prog in turn; morphing freely between full-band affair and cloistered confessional booth; comprising lyrics both painfully personal and absurdly fantastical; and recently drawing site-specific inspiration from culture capitals like San Francisco or New York City. The thread that runs through it all is Athens, GA's Kevin Barnes, and Innocence Reaches finds him at his most light-hearted in years, working a Parisian stint, Top 40 sounds, and his newfound single status into the kaleidoscopic swirl. Even as he continues to sift the sonic and emotional detritus of his past, Barnes sums up his current mood in the opener's title: "let's relate."
//OF MONTREAL//
Indie legends of Montreal make their long-awaited return to the Club Downunder stage on December 8th!
of Montreal's 14th LP, "Innocence Reaches", follows two full decades of mercurial creative mania: swallowing up '60s psych-pop, Prince-ly funk, and glammy prog in turn; morphing freely between full-band affair and cloistered confessional booth; comprising lyrics both painfully personal and absurdly fantastical; and recently drawing site-specific inspiration from culture capitals like San Francisco or New York City. The thread that runs through it all is Athens, GA's Kevin Barnes, and Innocence Reaches finds him at his most light-hearted in years, working a Parisian stint, Top 40 sounds, and his newfound single status into the kaleidoscopic swirl. Even as he continues to sift the sonic and emotional detritus of his past, Barnes sums up his current mood in the opener's title: "let's relate."
