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CATHEDRALS – ” Blush ” EP Remixes

Posted: April 4, 2015 in MUSIC
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Cathedrals dropped a flawless remix EP, Blush, last month and followed it up with a furious run through SXSW, and today the Golden Gate duo return with a brand new video for “OOO AAA”. Following the moody cubism of their debut “Unbound” video, they’ve teamed up with good friend and local director, Frank Door, on a noir exploration of alienation and desire. Half shot on location at The Sub (the duo’s warehouse space where the band was born) and half in Agape (the historically preserved mansion that’s also their studio), it plays like a Polanski-esque psycho thriller that’s scary good

Official music video for the Cathedrals song OOO AAA from the self-titled debut EP out now via Neon Gold Records.

CATHEDRALS – ” Cathedrals EP “

Posted: April 1, 2015 in MUSIC
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Cathedrals who were playing the Neon Gold Showcase at SXSW. The San Francisco based duo consists of members Johnny Hwin and Brodie Jenkins, and they played perfectly moody electro pop tunes from their debut EP (that is awesome, by the way).

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CATHEDRALS – ” Harlem “

Posted: March 16, 2015 in MUSIC
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San Francisco electro dream-pop duo Cathedrals fuses music and visual art for a multisensory experience. Singer Brodie Jenkins grew up on a Sonoma county apple orchard and played in a touring family folk band. Multi-instrumentalist Johnny Hwin, meanwhile, grew up on classical music in a Northern California suburb and later toured for a short stint with indie-electro group Blackbird, Blackbird. On their can’t-miss single, “Harlem,” there’s a beautiful balance of Jenkins’ carefully layered vocals and Hwin on the guitar. Although the drums and effects make it seem like the song is heading in one direction, an alarming guitar solo punctuates the confluence of sounds and the listener can’t help but smile at the unexpected deviation. With new videos and songs on the horizon, the fusion of music and art never vanishes as the central theme of their creation