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Big Hush || Soft Eyes
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Big Hush || Soft Eyes
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Ola's Kool Kitchen podcast 449 celebrating 14 years of broadcasting with Skinshape, BIG HUSH, Cindy, Hometape, Holiday Ghosts, Billie Eilish & Maple Glider
Celebrating 14 years of broadcasting Ola's Kool Kitchen 449
Celebrating 14 years of broadcasting Ola’s Kool Kitchen 449
Ola’s Kool Kitchen on NOW on AndHow FM celebrating 14 years of broadcasting with Skinshape, BIG HUSH, Cindy, Hometape, Holiday Ghosts, Billie Eilish & Maple Glider
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Big Hush - Wholes
Big Hush stream new album Spirit/Wholes
Band: Big Hush Album: Spirit/Wholes Release Date: August 11th Label: Robotic Empire The group said of the record: “Each new song is a reaction to the song written before it, and the space that song inhibits, each void created by one song is filled by the next, and so reveals a new void. It’s funny how a lot of things in life tend to embody a reactionary nature, capitalism is dictated by market…
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Big Hush to release new album Spirit/Wholes, premiere new track "Soft Eyes"
Official press release: D.C. shoegaze marvels Big Hush have premiered the first single off their forthcoming debut album Spirit/Wholes. The quartet, featuring members of Pygmy Lush and Flasher, explores the intersections between harmony-laden melancholy, off-kilter punk, and cacophonous shoegaze. Listen to the album’s billowing lead single “Soft Eyes” via NPR. Skidding across an undercurrent of…
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In Snow and BIG HUSH at Seasick Records - September 23, 2016
Along with In Snow, I also saw BIG HUSH at Seasick Records last Friday night. I love listening to shoegaze. It’s one of my favorite subgenres. Big Hush delivered a performance that was ripe with jingly, fuzzy riffs that will swirl around inside your head for days. If you are a fan of essential shoegaze bands like Lush, Ride, or Cocteau Twins, you’ll enjoy listening to Big Hush.