Sean Rowe(US)+ Barbarisms @ The Hush Hush Club

The Hush Hush Club presenterar Sean Rowe (US) + Barbarisms. Dörrar 20:00 18+

Här kan ni kolla in Sean Rowe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcPZpVePQ8k Här kan du kolla in Barbarism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmi1iRI4Tw8

SEAN ROWE (US) Sean Rowe is an American singer songwriter, recording artist, and forager whose music blends raw power with timeless storytelling. Known for his commanding baritone, NPR’s All Songs Considered praised him as a voice that “can just crush granite,” while The Wall Street Journal compared his work to Van Morrison and Johnny Cash. Over five full length albums and several EPs, Rowe has built a reputation for songs that feel both intimate and cinematic. His music has been featured in television and film, including NBC’s The Blacklist and Ben Affleck’s The Accountant, where hs song “To Leave Something Behind” became a standout moment.

BARBARISM Barbarisms will appeal specifically to listeners who like their Graham Parsons cut with Galaxy 500, and more generally to those who like to discover their lips moving while their toes tap to a thought.

Stockholmsbaserade Barbarisms frontas av amerikanen Nicholas Faraone tillsammans med svenskarna Tom Skantze och Robin af Ekenstam. Med nervig energi och poetiska texter rör sig Barbarisms fritt mellan americana, country, någon slags antifolk och samtida indierock. Denna kväll är Barbarisms förstärkt av Andreas Engman Litfeldt (bas), Peder Sjögren (fiol) och Victor Jonsson (gitarr).

Några citat: ‘The breezy looseness of Built to Spill’s earliest releases, Herman Dune’s ingeniousness, or the late St. Thomas’ cracked folk… Nicholas Faraone’s delivery suggests we might expect intimate confessionals in the manner of Bill Callaghan.’ UNCUT

‘Pitched somewhere between the playful jangle of Jeffrey Lewis and the off-kilter wisdom of Guided By Voices...a captivating slice of lo-fi wonder that shines like a gem shimmering in a pool of darkness.' LOUD & QUIET

‘Barbarisms is a fresh garage wind on mostly electronic waters in Södermalm.’ NOISEY