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While Chip Chrome & The Mono-Tones is certainly The Neighbourhood’s strongest release since the band’s debut, it only faintly begins to show signs of a fully realized personality.
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To borrow some terminology from the Carters, this year’s Outside Lands “was a fucking zoo.”
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The first day of Outside Lands saw the most emotive, in sync, saxophone-centric and floppy sets of the festival.
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The first track of Ever Changing, “Kill Us All,” features critically acclaimed rapper Denzel Curry for a hard throwback sound — heavy hip-hop influences dust the vocals, a slight echo sounding as if the words were being spoken into an old-school microphone.
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In between two Coachella weekend performances, The Neighbourhood came up to the Bay Area, touring for its recently released self-titled album.
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Introducing themselves with a cacophony of ambient, eerie synthesizers, the moody boys of the Neighbourhood swept audience members at the Fox Theater into their monochrome aesthetic from the second they stepped onto the stage. Flashing white lights illuminated the dark theater, complementing the band members’ grayscale attire and dark, indie
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Hey, I’m Ephraim and I’ll be doing Tunes on Tuesday from now on (“Tunesday” to condense the title a bit). My goal while I’m doing this is to find new music for myself and perhaps help you find new music that you end up loving. More than anything, I welcome
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