You’ve got to admire a prolific musician, and when they’re consistently making great music, that admiration comes even easier. Such is the case for New York percussionist Adam Pierce and his anagrammed music endeavor, Mice Parade.
Started as an instrumental/electronica solo project in the late ‘90s, this Tuesday saw the release of Mice Parade’s seventh studio album, Candela. Even though Pierce’s music has taken an audibly poppier tone with this release, Candela still bears the distinct worldly influences that have been a staple of Mice Parade for the last fifteen years.
Out on UK label, FatCat Records, Candela is now available on vinyl in the United States. You can pick up a copy of the new release tomorrow night while Mice Parade stops at Schuba’s Tavern as part of their twelve date tour.
The 21+ show gets going at 10:00 PM tomorrow night, 2/1, at Schuba’s Tavern – 3159 N Southport. Supporting Mice Parade will be Chicago’s Deadbeat and guitarist Dan Lippel. Tickets are $10 and can be picked up online or at the door before the show.
Mice Parade Facebook | Bandcamp | FatCat Records
2/2 – The Bishop – Bloomington, IN
2/4 – The Mohawk – Austin, TX
2/5 – The Circle Bar – New Orleans, LA
2/7 – Snug Harbor – Charlotte, NC
2/8 – Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar – Charlottesville, VA
2/9 – North Star Bar – Philadelphia, PA
2/10 – Knitting Factory – Brooklyn, NY
2/11 – TT the Bears – Cambridge, MA
2/12 – Black Cat Backstage – Washington, DC
