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Resavoir is a collaborative project led by Chicago born composer and producer Will Miller. Their self-titled debut album was released by International Anthem in 2019. Wide acclaim for Resavoir included Pitchfork, who called it “a complex, soulful album that celebrates interconnectedness,” VICE, who called it “lush and lovely,” and ‘Best of 2019’ lists by NPR Music, Bandcamp, and BBC 6 Music’s Gilles Peterson. In late 2019, Resavoir performed at the first Boiler Room Festival in London. During that trip, they recorded a cover of the Charles Tolliver song “Plight” at legendary London jazz hub ,Total Refreshment Centre, which would later be released on the Blue Note Records compilation “Transmissions” from Total Refreshment Centre. In Fall 2023, Resavoir releases their second self-titled album on International Anthem, as Miller debuts a revamped version of the live ensemble, featuring a new generation of Chicago musicians including Eddie Burns, William Corduroy and Kenneth Leftridge…

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Luke Temple Native Cat Listen to "Wounded Brightness"
Hunx And His Punx Sub Pop / Hardly Art
Boy Harsher
Body Meat Listen to "The Well"
Snail Mail Matador Records Listen to "Thinning"
Florist Double Double Whammy
Joyce Manor Epitaph Listen to "Fake I.D."
Tigers Jaw Hopeless Records Listen to "Hesitation"
Loving Last Gang Records Listen to "Nihilist Kite Flyer"
Control Top Get Better Records
Title Fight ANTI- Listen to "Chlorine"
Senses Fail
French Police
Bayside
Bnny Fire Talk Records
Bing & Ruth 4AD
Cate Le Bon Mexican Summer
Valencia
Florry Dear Life Records

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Ground Control Touring Welcomes Our Girl

Posted 04/25/2024

The expression of hard-fought optimism encapsulates Our Girl’s as-yet-unannounced second LP; dealing with themes of sexuality, relationships, community, and illness. Recorded at Rockfield studios and produced by John Parish (PJ Harvey, Aldous Harding, Dry Cleaning), Fern Ford (The Big Moon, Prima Queen), and Soph Nathan (also of The Big Moon), this album, filled with warmth and honesty, marks a significant…

Ground Control Touring Welcomes Draag

Posted 04/24/2024

Draag began when Adrian Acosta (songwriter, vocalist, guitarist) revived songs he recorded on his karaoke tape deck when he was 10 years old. Growing up in the northeast San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles, there was nothing for kids to do. Adrian ran the DIY punk scene movement there as a preteen. Backyard shows happened every weekend by word of…

Ground Control Touring Welcomes Mamalarky

Posted 04/23/2024

Mamalarky’s tenderly tangled indie rock has the internal logic of ridiculous jokes shared between band members after spending weeks on the road together. The sum of friendships and collaborations dating back to their teenage years, the band melds flashy instrumental moves with head-sticking hooks and lovesick lyrics welcoming anyone into their private world. While Mamalarky are ostensibly an indie-pop group,…

Welcome Back to The Babies!

Posted 04/18/2024

After their first full length album on Shrimper Records, a demos EP on New Images, and scores of singles on U.S. and international record labels, The Babies second album Our House On The Hillis their Woodsist Records debut and the first with new bassist, Brian Schleyer. While the band was originally conceived as a side-project outlet for Kevin Morby and…

Ground Control Touring Welcomes Winged Wheel

Posted 04/17/2024

‘Big Hotel’, the sophomore effort of Winged Wheel, is an evolutionary document. Core members Cory Plump (Spray Paint, Rider/Horse, Expensive Shit), Fred Thomas (Tyvek, Idle Ray), Whitney Johnson (Matchess, Damiana), and Matthew J Rolin (Powers/Rolin Duo, solo) expand their lineup to include Lonnie Slack (Water Damage) and Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth), and instead of the entirely remote method utilized to…

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