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“I love experiencing Nashville, it has great coffee and great food. But playing there is a whole different thing,” levels Daniel Armbruster, frontman of Rochester, New York’s own electro-rock outfit Joywave. The band is on the second leg of their tour in support of their latest release, Content, which brings them to The Basement East... Continue Reading →
Unless you've have been living in the outer reaches of the Mongolian tundra, you've probably encountered a song called "Dangerous" by producer Alan Wilkis and Joywave's Daniel Armbruster, a collaboration soldered together in electronic heaven (would that be called 'the cloud?' See what I did there?), otherwise known as Big Data. Beginning with an instantly... Continue Reading →
