Hey look, I made a Yeah Gates Bandcamp. You can listen to all four songs by America Hearts and Foul Swoops over there. And some other stuff, once I figure out how to work the damn thing.
The City Paper’s Jon Fischer picks The Cheniers (“Here Comes Trouble” and American Hearts (“Be My Jones”) as two of his 14 favorite local songs of 2010!
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Boyracer - Is It Me or Is It Cold?
Just wanted to post this song.
S PRCSS, True Womanhood, America Hearts, Foul Swoops. Serious question - does it get any better than this? Maybe the only possible way it could get any better than this would be if the show was followed by a late gig at the same venue hosted by Underwater Peoples featuring Tennis, Andrew Cedermark, Family Portrait and Air Waves. What’s that you say? Oh, shit! All goes down at the Hexagon in Baltimore starting at 6 p.m.
![The Cheniers are playing a show on Friday at the Black Cat with awesome bands Shortstack and Blood Feathers. It will be great. Below please find some kind things that have been written about The Cheniers. I do think we are awesone.
“The music is straightforward with no strings attached, and if you can lend your ears to probably some of the rawest sounding material you’ve heard in quite some time, then you’ll highly enjoy the catchy tunes.” [Knox Road]
“the Cheniers one contains not only the best single of 2010 you’ve never heard, “Here Comes Trouble,” but also the sublimely shrugging melancholy of “Sad City” on the b-side” [The Awl]
“The Cheniers is from Virginia, USA, but sounds like an übercool post-punk band from England. Anyway, check them out. They are awesone. Enjoy.” [Sebastian]
Buy many copies of the 7” here. Perfect for Rosh Hashanah.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l7s3oiU7or1qbgbs1o1_500.png)
The Cheniers are playing a show on Friday at the Black Cat with awesome bands Shortstack and Blood Feathers. It will be great. Below please find some kind things that have been written about The Cheniers. I do think we are awesone.
“The music is straightforward with no strings attached, and if you can lend your ears to probably some of the rawest sounding material you’ve heard in quite some time, then you’ll highly enjoy the catchy tunes.” [Knox Road]
“the Cheniers one contains not only the best single of 2010 you’ve never heard, “Here Comes Trouble,” but also the sublimely shrugging melancholy of “Sad City” on the b-side” [The Awl]
“The Cheniers is from Virginia, USA, but sounds like an übercool post-punk band from England. Anyway, check them out. They are awesone. Enjoy.” [Sebastian]
Buy many copies of the 7” here. Perfect for Rosh Hashanah.
