Uptempo anything goes great with any night you’re four whiskey-cokes in too deep, but sometimes you need to stop and smell the roses.
Musical gardeners Glorie are a Memphis post-rock band who spend a lot of time, effort, and a little bit of love to carefully construct emotionally complex compositions well worth harvesting.
Earlier this month, the quartet released their latest EP “Falling.” The collection of songs is a dense patchwork of melancholic melodies and gorgeous string arrangements. Among Memphis’ clogged blues and folk genres, Glorie easily stands out with a patient and mature sound that carries a brand of emotional complexity not commonly seen ’round these parts.
This Saturday , March 30, Glorie will be showcasing their new setlist at the Crosstown Arts(422 N. Cleveland). They’ll be supported by Memphis indie electronica act Fast Planet as well as the best electronic duo that includes one member younger than 20, Oxford Icebergs.
Come out to pick up a copy of Glorie’s new EP and hear some uber-classy art rock.
