The morning after girls are very proud to announce that on Friday May 22nd, they will be gracing the lovely environs of the music hall of Williamsburg. This show will be in support of the new single, 'the general public.', now available through itunes. The morning after girls are very happy to be invited to play this show by the fine folks from a place to bury strangers. It will actually be the morning after girls' first show in Brooklyn since taking up residence in New York. They are very excited about this show and very glad to finally be playing in Brooklyn again. Tickets will sell quickly, so please get in early and arrive early as they're on stage at 8pm.
Also, the morning after girls would like to personally invite all of you to share an intimate night with them as Sacha and Martin present unique, minimalist versions of their songs (old and new), on Sunday 31st May, at the living room (on Ludlow, in the lower east side). This show will begin at 7pm sharp, and everyone is urged to share a drink or three after the show, upstairs at the living room. this will be a special night, so again, please come early, and leave late.
the morning after girls
'the general public.'
available now on itunes
photo credit: phillip graybill
"imagine taking all the majesty of the j&m chain, the mystery of my bloody valentine, the romance of the church, and the effortlessly subversive cool primal scream, and cranking it up to gorgeously thunderous levels in a trashy little lower east side club. now make it go one louder." - filter mag
"something that harnesses the blood/guts of a traditional rock band facing the monolith of technology with desire and trepidation, taking a wary step in and plunging headlong into a seemingly limitless black hole, is, well...that's a sound that's harder to get than might initially appear to be the case,and its valuable when found." - la weekly
"the morning after girls played the viper room on thursday night as if they were hellbent on being the next psych-rock contenders, and they might be. the new york-based quintet fashioned a glowing wall of sound and decorated it with colorful licks and cool harmonies; think primal scream, or a harder-edged verve, or the dandy warhols if they hadn’t drunk their own kool-aid." - kevin bronson, buzzbands
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