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Bear Hands - Dylan Rau, Val Loper, Ted Feldman & TJ Orscher @ Echostage, Washington, DC on Thursday, November 3, 2016.
North American Fall 2016 Setlist:
Agora Winner's Circle Boss Bone Digger Chin Ups I See You The Shallows Giants Like Me Like That 2 AM
Q&A: Bear Hands' Ted Feldman
Q&A: Bear Hands’ Ted Feldman
Photo by Nina Westervelt This week Ted Feldman of Bear Hands, pretty much e-mailed my heart with a delightfully witty interview. I did not get to sit down face to face, but as a millennial I don’t know I should be surprised. Despite the fact that we only had time for a brief email interview, I am glad to share that he had some pretty fantastic answers for us. Photo via allstonpudding.com Deanna…
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Bear Hands - Dylan Rau, Val Loper, Ted Feldman & TJ Orscher @ Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, VA, on Tuesday March 22, 2016
Spring Fling Rock AF 2016 Tour Setlist:
Peacekeeper Bone Digger Marathon Man What a Drag Agora 2AM Giants
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Bear Hands "Agora"
With indie rock ironically finding its place within the mainstream market, it seems that the need to authenticate “indie cred” is more or less irrelevant, especially when a lot of indie bands, unbeknownst are cut from the same mold. Brooklyn quartet Bear Hands provides the perfect alternative to this, combining pop sensibility with their unique aesthetic of indie. The band is comprised of Dylan Rau (vocals, guitar, keys), Val Loper (bass), Ted Feldman (guitar), and TJ Orscher (drums). “Agora”, the leading track from their 2nd record Distraction is equal parts neurotic persona and high-powered energy. The song shifts the melody from eerie whispered, yet mellow verses, to fun upbeat choruses. Although the lyrics dance around the underlining complexity of living with a personality disorder, Bears Hands manages to make the experience a much happier one.
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