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Speedy Ortiz - Tiger Tank
Amoeba – Speedy Ortiz – What’s In My Bag? Sadie Dupuis, Mike Falcone, Darl Ferm, and Devin McKnight go shopping at Amoeba Music in Los Angeles.
You’ve GOT to Hear This: Speedy Ortiz – "Bigger Party"
It’s kind of fitting that Speedy Ortiz’s latest track is released in close proximity to The Muff’s first record in ten years, Whoop Dee Doo. Despite the more angular nature of Speedy Ortiz, both bands are grounded by a catchy punk-rock aesthetic, and fronted by female guitar/vocalist who don’t take any shit. Both Sadie Dupuis and Kim Shattuck are the defiant drivers of their bands, and both have…
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Concert Review: Speedy Ortiz @ The Shipping Forecast
Dressed in angular guitar sections and distorted wit, the change in venue from East Village Arts Club to the confines of The Shipping Forecast only worked to play into the hands of Speedy Ortiz. Armed with a new EP, Real Hair, released earlier this year, as well as 2013’s storming debut Major Arcana and the previous year’s Sports EP, those assembled have come to witness the go-to band for female…
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Speedy Ortiz at Birthdays, London, February 18th 2014
Speedy Ortiz at Birthdays, February 18th 2014
There would only so much more I can say about Speedy Ortiz on this blog...if they didn't keep blowing my mind to bits every time I saw them.
Second venue on Saturday was The Paper Box (which I'd only been to once before while drifting in from Shea Stadium) for the Gimme Tinnitus showcase. The two stages tripped me up for a second but I think I'm glad they played on the floor because it let you get close enough to feel the ridiculous energy that was coming both from the band and the front row crowd. It was the only show all week that I wished I'd had earplugs for in the best way possible. They've just managed to make the same instruments make that much more noise since the last time I saw them. The new songs proved Sadie is still slinging the same effortlessly sarcastic lyrics so I'm sure the next record will be one of the few reasons I still think music players should keep repeat-1 as an option.