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Each year the organizers of the Sasquatch! Music Festival to do three things very well. First, invite back popular artists of the past, many times their promotion to the next larger stage. Second, several of the regions CORALE the most beloved bands make the short drive to downtown Washington and third, Adam Zacks and the company added top notch virgin festival line to reinforce their familiarity with the culture indie.
This year is no exception.
Here are the three best rookies of the 2014 installment. One for each day of the festival.
Friday: Hozier
Hailing from the musical land of Ireland, 24, singer Andrew Hozier - Byrne - who recorded simply as Hozier puts a very modern to traditional Irish music touch.
Releasing two EPs so far, Hozier comforting sings ballads and R & B sound stories that, although very different landscapes set against the ropes charged ditty standards expected of the small nation of the UK, however, still pass the popular topics family inheritance , hard - fought love, and changing times found in traditional Irish songs .
His progressive approach to popular music is most evident in the music video for their song “Take Me To Church “(below), who engages in an extremely visceral conversation about homosexuality.
Still, songs like "Angel of Death and Codeine Small Science”, with applause and oohs and ahs fainting can feel very traditional; an indicator that makes Hozier done a brilliant job of bridging the gap between old and new generations.
Saturday: Cloud Control
Australian psych rock group Cloud Control creates quite the colorful musical canvas.
Large, dark lines ethereal beats, (reads lines coarse rock bass) create linear motion through another type splash bright tenor vocals, synth melodies and sunny happy chorus.
Their second full-length album Dream Cave is aptly named track where every nugget contains a song boat - in-the- bottle wonder. Or in other words, the songs are an extensive trip despite its relatively short existence of only a few minutes.
See what all that means in the very French video - for the song “Rising Dojo “.
Sunday: Lucius
If there is a cure for a three-day festival of surf, is an exciting pop act. Sunday Sasquatch provides just that with Brooklyn quintet Lucius.
Bold and sexy defines their brand of rock and roll youth. It's perfect for rolling down the open road with all the windows open or lying on your back on the cool grass locate all dinosaurs floating on clouds.
The Twin -ish women from Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig added a wonderful vintage mystical and lush sounds of the band by Lucius surefire hit Sunday afternoon at the Yeti stage.
Check out a live performance of delicious pop group anthem "Hey Doreen” below.
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