Runo Plum - Patching - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Patching, the intimate debut LP from Minnesota-based singer and songwriter runo plum, gracefully captures the contraction, expansion and of an intense period of emotional repair, in soft-edged, radiating indie rock. The record's unbridled sincerity isn't anything new for runo plum, who's been writing and quietly sharing bedroom dispatches of her intricate folk for a half-decade. During the pandemic years, she steadily caught the ears of a widening circle of listeners and began independently releasing a series of singles and EPs, all while cutting her teeth on the live side supporting Searows, Angel Olsen and Hovvdy.

Female blues vocalist Brenda Boykin heads a 3-piece band, performing a slowed-down, simmering version of InchT for TexasInch & other blues standards & originals.

Velvet Underground grooves crash into 80s euro pop and alt country guitars! It is noisy and sweet with girl group vocals plus the return of Kevin Komoda (Rational Youth, Pest 5000). ' - Ralph Alfonso, Bongobeat. Com Peeps G - Drums, Vocals, Casio Kevin Komoda (aka Uncle Kevvy) - Guitar, Vocals, Moog Genevieve Legogo - Bass Guitar Ryan Eugene Newman - Bass Guitar Brian Arsenault (aka Little Eddie) - Guitars The story of Plunt Formed in 2006 and based in Montreal, Plunt started as a guitar & drums duo as an excuse to drink beer and spend money they didn't have. 'Sorry to say, but our greatest ambition was playing a local bar like The Green Room,' says drummer & vocalist Peeps G, 'We were having fun writing songs, learning how to play before we could think about doing a show. Even our first show was nerve wracking. Kevin was the only person in our group who had ever played in front of people. ' Over the next 30 months, Plunt juggled their busy work schedules, expanded into a four piece and recorded whenever the studio had an open day 'We played a few shows over two years, and at one of them, Brian checked us out and I asked if he wanted to play guitar, knowing that he is a bassist. He said 'yes,' remembers Kevin, 'I thought it was great that we had four people who were not playing their original instruments. It brought a different attitude to the songs. ' And now finally, after 2 years, Plunt is proud to present their debut via the ultra-cool and newly relocated in Montreal, Bongo Beat Records. Simple, short and savvy, Plunt's debut CD contains 16 songs that clock in at just over 32 minutes. While it fuses a whole range of influences including late 70s NYC punk and 90s indie-rock, the band also lyrically explores neighborhood living, having S*x, living with cats & dogs, having more S*x, real estate agents, and food, which are all without a doubt, classic songwriting