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Son of Dov + Shelter + Cameron Orr + Strangled Darlings @ The Way Station

The Way Station, 683 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. waystationbk.com. All events are a strongly suggested $5 donation

8pm- Son of Dov

Genre: indie singer/songwriter

For fans of: Damien Jurado, Jose Gonzalez

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Genre: Americana, Folk-Rock

For fans of: The Avett Bros., Mumford & Sons, Nick Drake

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From post-punk beginnings to melancholy daydreams, Son of Dov (Dennis King) is a singer/songwriter from Northwestern New Jersey. His indie/folksy delivery brings to mind artists such as, Two Gallants and Damien Jurado while crafting his own path at the same time. His first offering, “Gone to Seed EP,” released in spring 2013 is available in both cd format and downloadable via Noisetrade and Bandcamp. In 2013, Dennis placed his song, “Oh the Little Light,” in the award winning independent film, “Coyote” directed by Joe Eddy.

“There is a genuine effortlessness in Son of Dov’s music that is very inviting, and beautiful.” -One fan at a time

“Son Of Dov Returns With Gorgeous New Composition Breathing Fire” -SIMGE 2014

“Mount Olive’s, Dennis King emerged from his humble post-punk beginnings in 2013 as a soloist under the moniker Son of Dov to deliver one of the most captivating short form releases of the year in Gone to Seed.” -Speak Into My Good Eye

“King has released a short set of acoustic folk tunes meant for the wanderlust in all of us. From the rolling ‘Wheels of your Heart,’ to the lush campfire tone of ‘King of the World,” -The Deli

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9pm- Shelter

Shelter is a Folk-Rock project headed by singer/songwriters Zach Smith and Rafe Holt who met at an open mic event in 2013. A combination of poetic lyrics and foot stomping folk, their grassroots Americana sound is warm and gritty with a joyful uplifting center.

www.sheltermusicnyc.com

10pm- Cameron Orr

Genre: electro-classical indie film

For fans of: Andrew Bird, Sigur Ross, Radiohead, Phillip Glass, Steve Reich

Cameron Orr is a looping artist living in Brooklyn, NY who incorporates his classical and jazz training with electronic elements to create violin- and synth-driven orchestral, cinematic compositions.

cameronorrmusic.com

facebook.com/cameronorrmusic

11pm- Strangled Darlings

Genre: Americana Doom Pop

For fans of: Tom Waits, the Beastie Boys, William Faulkner, Angry David Byrne, Violent Femmes

Strangled Darlings brings a punk intensity to their live show. Taking a cello and making it a hip hop bass. Taking mandolin and slapping it like a stubborn mule. The Portland based duo has been creating original tunes since 2009 and breaking the mold for what hipsters consider indie music. They bring a literary intelligence and political punch to their songs. Their song material varies widely to cover a blend of folk, hip hop, jazz and Americana with inspiration coming from: witchcraft in the Civil War, the morality of Somali piracy and the media impact of Neil Armstrong.

“Strangled Darlings are one of the few folk duos that deftly mix genres, emotions and observations to not only share what they’re thinking, but help you better clarify your own impressions. Isn’t that what great music is all about?”

- American Songwriter

“Imagine Tom Waits and Jack White drinking in a Romani dive bar, then haphazardly mixing DNA. That miracle baby might resemble PDX art-folk duo Strangled Darlings” - Willamette Week

“Portland’s Strangled Darlings bring punk intensity to folk pop and completely bust the mold, creating smart, irreverent tunes using classic acoustic folk instrumentation paired with rough, impassioned vocals. Think of it rather like the Clash with an indie Northwestern American aesthetic.” -Pop Matters

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