The Districts deliver raw, rollicking power on 'A Flourish And A Spoil' out now on Fat Possum Records. John Congleton (St. Vincent, Angel Olsen, Swans) produced/engineered/mixed the album at Seedy Underbelly Studio (formerly Pachyderm Studio) in Cannon Falls, MN. The resulting 10 tracks capture the boisterous live performances from the quartet, who are all between 19 and 20 years old. The Guardian UK says, "The Districts will be your new favourite band."
The four-piece band formed in 2009 while the members were still in high school in Lancaster County, PA. 'A Flourish And A Spoil' features singer/guitarist Rob Grote's vocals front and center, combining equal parts ferocity and yearning as when he reflects on leaving behind suburban childhood on "Suburban Smell." The album credits original members Grote, Connor Jacobus on bass and Braden Lawrence on percussion with Pat Cassidy joining on guitar following the departure of Mark Larson.
The Districts have toured with bands including Deer Tick, White Denim, Dr. Dog and Temples and won over fans on both sides of the pond with 2014 sets at Lollapalooza, ACL and Reading Festival, among others. Consequence of Sound says, "As performers, they're naturals, having the confidence and stage presence of bands twice as old and twice as popular" and Interview Magazine dares, "just try not to bob your head."
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Born out of a bedroom, the project Francis of Delirium was created by solo artist Jana Bahrich(Vancouver, CA) who later invited drummer/producer, Chris Hewett (Seattle, USA) to form an indie rock band, based in Luxembourg. Uniquely synthesizing grunge and folk to create an evocative and vulnerable experience, Francis of Delirium gently guides the listener to look inward; allowing for a space that encourages growth. With the recent addition of bassist Jeff Hennico (Luxembourg), Francis of Delirium delivers a powerful indie rock sound that supports Jana's high energy vocals and her genuine passion toconnect with each member of the audience. Francis of Delirium has since moved to the basement, recording at Chris' home studio, Sonic Temple Studios.
Following up their debut EP "All Change", the band is in the process of releasing their second EP "Wading" out April 9th. Stand out single "Let It All Go" has garnered the band support from the likes of NPR, Stereogum, The Fader, Line of Best Fit, Paste Magazine, Consequence of Sound, DIY Magazine, Clash Magazine, BBC 1 Radio and more.
"Catchy and impassioned indie rock" -Stereogum
"We're in for something very good" -The Fader
"[Bahrich] has a confident delivery for someone so young. Great EP" -NPR's All Songs Considered
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The four-piece band formed in 2009 while the members were still in high school in Lancaster County, PA. 'A Flourish And A Spoil' features singer/guitarist Rob Grote's vocals front and center, combining equal parts ferocity and yearning as when he reflects on leaving behind suburban childhood on "Suburban Smell." The album credits original members Grote, Connor Jacobus on bass and Braden Lawrence on percussion with Pat Cassidy joining on guitar following the departure of Mark Larson.
The Districts have toured with bands including Deer Tick, White Denim, Dr. Dog and Temples and won over fans on both sides of the pond with 2014 sets at Lollapalooza, ACL and Reading Festival, among others. Consequence of Sound says, "As performers, they're naturals, having the confidence and stage presence of bands twice as old and twice as popular" and Interview Magazine dares, "just try not to bob your head."
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Born out of a bedroom, the project Francis of Delirium was created by solo artist Jana Bahrich(Vancouver, CA) who later invited drummer/producer, Chris Hewett (Seattle, USA) to form an indie rock band, based in Luxembourg. Uniquely synthesizing grunge and folk to create an evocative and vulnerable experience, Francis of Delirium gently guides the listener to look inward; allowing for a space that encourages growth. With the recent addition of bassist Jeff Hennico (Luxembourg), Francis of Delirium delivers a powerful indie rock sound that supports Jana's high energy vocals and her genuine passion toconnect with each member of the audience. Francis of Delirium has since moved to the basement, recording at Chris' home studio, Sonic Temple Studios.
Following up their debut EP "All Change", the band is in the process of releasing their second EP "Wading" out April 9th. Stand out single "Let It All Go" has garnered the band support from the likes of NPR, Stereogum, The Fader, Line of Best Fit, Paste Magazine, Consequence of Sound, DIY Magazine, Clash Magazine, BBC 1 Radio and more.
"Catchy and impassioned indie rock" -Stereogum
"We're in for something very good" -The Fader
"[Bahrich] has a confident delivery for someone so young. Great EP" -NPR's All Songs Considered
The Districts deliver raw, rollicking power on 'A Flourish And A Spoil' out now on Fat Possum Records. John Congleton (St. Vincent, Angel Olsen, Swans) produced/engineered/mixed the album at Seedy Underbelly Studio (formerly Pachyderm Studio) in Cannon Falls, MN. The resulting 10 tracks capture the boisterous live performances from the quartet, who are all between 19 and 20 years old. The Guardian UK says, "The Districts will be your new favourite band."
The four-piece band formed in 2009 while the members were still in high school in Lancaster County, PA. 'A Flourish And A Spoil' features singer/guitarist Rob Grote's vocals front and center, combining equal parts ferocity and yearning as when he reflects on leaving behind suburban childhood on "Suburban Smell." The album credits original members Grote, Connor Jacobus on bass and Braden Lawrence on percussion with Pat Cassidy joining on guitar following the departure of Mark Larson.
The Districts have toured with bands including Deer Tick, White Denim, Dr. Dog and Temples and won over fans on both sides of the pond with 2014 sets at Lollapalooza, ACL and Reading Festival, among others. Consequence of Sound says, "As performers, they're naturals, having the confidence and stage presence of bands twice as old and twice as popular" and Interview Magazine dares, "just try not to bob your head."
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Born out of a bedroom, the project Francis of Delirium was created by solo artist Jana Bahrich(Vancouver, CA) who later invited drummer/producer, Chris Hewett (Seattle, USA) to form an indie rock band, based in Luxembourg. Uniquely synthesizing grunge and folk to create an evocative and vulnerable experience, Francis of Delirium gently guides the listener to look inward; allowing for a space that encourages growth. With the recent addition of bassist Jeff Hennico (Luxembourg), Francis of Delirium delivers a powerful indie rock sound that supports Jana's high energy vocals and her genuine passion toconnect with each member of the audience. Francis of Delirium has since moved to the basement, recording at Chris' home studio, Sonic Temple Studios.
Following up their debut EP "All Change", the band is in the process of releasing their second EP "Wading" out April 9th. Stand out single "Let It All Go" has garnered the band support from the likes of NPR, Stereogum, The Fader, Line of Best Fit, Paste Magazine, Consequence of Sound, DIY Magazine, Clash Magazine, BBC 1 Radio and more.
"Catchy and impassioned indie rock" -Stereogum
"We're in for something very good" -The Fader
"[Bahrich] has a confident delivery for someone so young. Great EP" -NPR's All Songs Considered
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The four-piece band formed in 2009 while the members were still in high school in Lancaster County, PA. 'A Flourish And A Spoil' features singer/guitarist Rob Grote's vocals front and center, combining equal parts ferocity and yearning as when he reflects on leaving behind suburban childhood on "Suburban Smell." The album credits original members Grote, Connor Jacobus on bass and Braden Lawrence on percussion with Pat Cassidy joining on guitar following the departure of Mark Larson.
The Districts have toured with bands including Deer Tick, White Denim, Dr. Dog and Temples and won over fans on both sides of the pond with 2014 sets at Lollapalooza, ACL and Reading Festival, among others. Consequence of Sound says, "As performers, they're naturals, having the confidence and stage presence of bands twice as old and twice as popular" and Interview Magazine dares, "just try not to bob your head."
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Born out of a bedroom, the project Francis of Delirium was created by solo artist Jana Bahrich(Vancouver, CA) who later invited drummer/producer, Chris Hewett (Seattle, USA) to form an indie rock band, based in Luxembourg. Uniquely synthesizing grunge and folk to create an evocative and vulnerable experience, Francis of Delirium gently guides the listener to look inward; allowing for a space that encourages growth. With the recent addition of bassist Jeff Hennico (Luxembourg), Francis of Delirium delivers a powerful indie rock sound that supports Jana's high energy vocals and her genuine passion toconnect with each member of the audience. Francis of Delirium has since moved to the basement, recording at Chris' home studio, Sonic Temple Studios.
Following up their debut EP "All Change", the band is in the process of releasing their second EP "Wading" out April 9th. Stand out single "Let It All Go" has garnered the band support from the likes of NPR, Stereogum, The Fader, Line of Best Fit, Paste Magazine, Consequence of Sound, DIY Magazine, Clash Magazine, BBC 1 Radio and more.
"Catchy and impassioned indie rock" -Stereogum
"We're in for something very good" -The Fader
"[Bahrich] has a confident delivery for someone so young. Great EP" -NPR's All Songs Considered
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