Reasons we love Mousey McGlynn:
1) She can pull off that jacket, and she doesn’t even need her fabulous mani to make it work.
2) She writes outspoken things like “Fuck Your Mall Culture”.
3) Statements from other acts like: “I’m hearing everything from Gregorian chants to touches of Southern gospel, but all with a firm footing in pop melody. Her musical leanings are about as diverse as her geographical history.”
4) She’s bouncing from North Dakota to London to Minneapolis for the SENSORY SOIREE video launch at CO Exhibitions on Friday, which means we get to party with her. MOUSEY PARTY!
5) Sunglasses. F’real.

Reasons we love Mousey McGlynn:

1) She can pull off that jacket, and she doesn’t even need her fabulous mani to make it work.

2) She writes outspoken things like “Fuck Your Mall Culture”.

3) Statements from other acts like: “I’m hearing everything from Gregorian chants to touches of Southern gospel, but all with a firm footing in pop melody. Her musical leanings are about as diverse as her geographical history.”

4) She’s bouncing from North Dakota to London to Minneapolis for the SENSORY SOIREE video launch at CO Exhibitions on Friday, which means we get to party with her. MOUSEY PARTY!

5) Sunglasses. F’real.

There’s no better way to kick off the summer (and we swear it’s coming) than with a great big music and art party at one of Northeast Minneapolis’ most stunning gallery spaces. Join us on May 10 for Sensory Soiree at CO Exhibitions, featuring music by Mousey McGlynn, Sleep Study, and Warehouse Eyes with an exciting art installation by local artists Kate Casanova, Laura Bigger and Stefanie Motta!  Mousey McGlynn is excited to return to the Twin Cities with the volume turned up—way up. Mousey is pleased to announce the debut of a brand new music video for her song “Walked To The Water,” scheduled for release at Sensory Soiree, Friday, May 10.  Check out the making of Walked to the Water here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRFYJUfHT3Y Check out more of Mousey’s music: http://mouseymcglynn.com/ Listen to Sleep Study here: http://open.spotify.com/album/1eJzNI2HKmaZv9fW1egHiC More about Warehouse Eyes here: https://www.facebook.com/warehouseeyes?group_id=0 Kate Casanova is a 2013 MFA candidate at the University of Minnesota. She is supremely talented in ways that will baffle ordinary humans. Check out the art of Kate Casanova here: http://www.katecasanova.com/ The art of Laura Bigger: http://cargocollective.com/laurabigger The art of Stefanie Motta: http://stefaniemotta.com/home.html Doors: 6 p.m. Music: 7 p.m. $5 Cover (100% of the cover goes directly to the artists) All Ages Refreshments available for purchase :)

There’s no better way to kick off the summer (and we swear it’s coming) than with a great big music and art party at one of Northeast Minneapolis’ most stunning gallery spaces. Join us on May 10 for Sensory Soiree at CO Exhibitions, featuring music by Mousey McGlynn, Sleep Study, and Warehouse Eyes with an exciting art installation by local artists Kate Casanova, Laura Bigger and Stefanie Motta!

Mousey McGlynn is excited to return to the Twin Cities with the volume turned up—way up. Mousey is pleased to announce the debut of a brand new music video for her song “Walked To The Water,” scheduled for release at Sensory Soiree, Friday, May 10.

Check out the making of Walked to the Water here: http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=aRFYJUfHT3Y

Check out more of Mousey’s music: http://mouseymcglynn.com/

Listen to Sleep Study here: http://open.spotify.com/
album/1eJzNI2HKmaZv9fW1egHiC

More about Warehouse Eyes here: https://www.facebook.com/
warehouseeyes?group_id=0

Kate Casanova is a 2013 MFA candidate at the University of Minnesota. She is supremely talented in ways that will baffle ordinary humans. Check out the art of Kate Casanova here: http://www.katecasanova.com/

The art of Laura Bigger: http://cargocollective.com/laurabigger

The art of Stefanie Motta: http://stefaniemotta.com/home.html

Doors: 6 p.m.
Music: 7 p.m.
$5 Cover (100% of the cover goes directly to the artists)
All Ages
Refreshments available for purchase :)

Just in time for the weather change comes an art and music gathering of epic proportions. Leg Up Studio, a Northeast Minneapolis printmaking studio, is gathering its members together for an eclectic showing that will hang in the Republic – 7 Corners event space for eight weeks, beginning this Sunday, April 28 with the opening reception.
 
Founded in 2011 by Edie Overturf, Lauren Schuppe and Gilpin Matthews, Leg Up Studio is a community printshop with facilities for Intaglio, lithography, woodcut/relief, letterpress, and screenprinting. Located in the Casket Arts Building, Leg Up Studio is a membership-based shop that promotes affordable, accessible outlets for creative-minded printmakers. In the two short years it’s been active, Leg Up Studio has made an impact in the Twin Cities arts community.

Marc Gartman’s Fever Dream will be the music portion of the evening on April 28. Gartman is based in Duluth, but under his moniker Fever Dream, he produces music that sounds like it came out of a vault from 1983. Gartman’s Fever Dream is an art project ode to a past era, re-imagined for listeners with luscious, layered synths.

Leg Up Studio Residency Opening Reception

Where: Republic – 7 Corners
When: Sunday, April 28
Doors: 6:30 p.m., Music at 8 p.m.
Free and open to the public!
 
Come celebrate the first real slice of spring with some fresh art and tunes (and, of course, one of Republic’s 40-something craft taps). See you there!

Chastity Brown's new Daytrotter!

Check out Chastity Brown’s new Daytrotter session! #mplsmusic #sospice 

And start your Record Store Day right with Joey Ryan & The Inks covering the Everly Brothers. See you at the Cedar tonight - be one of the first 150 there to get a free copy of [pause.]!

Happy Record Store Day! See you all around town, laden down with fine finds and limited releases!

Happy Record Store Day! See you all around town, laden down with fine finds and limited releases!

Who’s that opening and closing the Pioneer Press Playlist Podcast? Joey Ryan & The Inks, of course. Thanks to Ross Raihala for the feature!

Who’s that opening and closing the Pioneer Press Playlist Podcast? Joey Ryan & The Inks, of course. Thanks to Ross Raihala for the feature!

Thanks to City Pages Minneapolis & Gimme Noise for the interview! (For the record, the quote from Joey Ryan & The Inks is, “The song is about exposing the inner person, coming to terms with being okay to let your inner self shine.” The Cedar Cultural Center is an all ages affair, and let yourself shine this Saturday!

Thanks to City Pages Minneapolis & Gimme Noise for the interview! (For the record, the quote from Joey Ryan & The Inks is, “The song is about exposing the inner person, coming to terms with being okay to let your inner self shine.” The Cedar Cultural Center is an all ages affair, and let yourself shine this Saturday!

Tiny rehearsal space? Check. Lead single from new EP? Check. Live strings? You’d better check it out. Get your tickets to The Cedar for the Joey Ryan & The Inks [pause.] release show this Saturday!

Here, you have Ryan delivering a plaintive, solo acoustic take on the Farewell Milwaukee track “Ain’t No Rules,” while Lubeck delivers his impassioned take on the JR & the Inks track “Who Shot The Arrow.” Both clips do justice to the originals, while also showcasing the talents of the two singer-songwriters.
Joey Ryan & The Inks and Farewell Milwaukee’s covers of eachother featured in Local Frames from Gimme Noise! Get tickets to the April 20th, Record Store Day release of [pause.] here.
The Cedar Cultural Center gets a nice shout out from the City Pages Gimme Noise blog as one of the “top clubs to see bands before they break big.” That’s a good sign for the Joey Ryan & The Inks [pause.] EP release there on the 20th! Get your tickets here.

The Cedar Cultural Center gets a nice shout out from the City Pages Gimme Noise blog as one of the “top clubs to see bands before they break big.” That’s a good sign for the Joey Ryan & The Inks [pause.] EP release there on the 20th! Get your tickets here.

Mousey McGlynn is coming back to the Twin Cities and we’re throwing a big multi-media party at CO Exhibitions on May 10. At SENSORY SOIREE, Mousey will be debuting a new video for “Walked To The Water” with music from Sleep Study and Warehouse Eyes & art curated by City Pages’ “Artist of the Year” Kate Casanova (Floating Worlds, above). Get all the details here, and be ready to get wild with all your senses.

Belated Happy 43rd Birthday to First Avenue!

Belated Happy 43rd Birthday to First Avenue!

Joey Ryan covering Farewell Milwaukee’s “Ain’t No Rules” leading up to the [pause.] EP release on 4/20 at the Cedar Cultural Center. First 150 fans get a free CD!