1 TENNIS: Small Sound [EP]
2 DUCKTAILS: Wish Hotel [EP]
3 OF MONTREAL: Lousy With Sylvianbriar
4 LOS CAMPESINOS!: No Blues
5 DR. DOG: B-Room
6 KEVIN DEVINE: Bubblegum
7 YUCK: Glow And Behold
8 POLICA: Shulamith
9 SLEIGH BELLS: Bitter Rivals
10 KING KRULE: 6 Feet Beneath The Moon
11 DEER TICK: Negativity
12 FRANKIE ROSE: Herein Wild
13 MINOR ALPS: Get There
14 COURTNEY BARNETT: The Double EP: A Sea Of Split Peas
15 PARQUET COURTS: Tally All The Things That You Broke [EP]
16 WHITE DENIM: Corsicana Lemonade
17 DIANE COFFEE: My Friend Fish
18 FLATLINERS: Dead Language
19 WOODEN SHJIPS: Back To Land
20 THE BLOW: The Blow
21 PURLING HISS: Paisley Montage
22 NOBUNNY: Secret Songs: Reflections From The Ear Mirror
23 FUZZ: Fuzz
24 LA LUZ: It’s Alive
25 MARIJUANA DEATHSQUADS: Oh My Sexy Lord
26 PHANTOGRAM: Phantogram [EP]
27 MAN MAN: On Oni Pond
28 BLOOD ORANGE: Cupid Deluxe
29 FLASHLIGHTS: Don’t Take Me Too Seriously
30 NOAH AND THE WHALE: Heart Of Nowhere
Tag: tennis
Top Played Artists 11/12 – 11/18
1 TENNIS: Small Sound [EP]
2 DR. DOG: B-Room
3 OF MONTREAL: Lousy With Sylvianbriar
4 YUCK: Glow And Behold
5 DUCKTAILS: Wish Hotel [EP]
6 KEVIN DEVINE: Bubblegum
7 DIANE COFFEE: My Friend Fish
8 BELLE AND SEBASTIAN: The Third Eye Centre
9 KING KRULE: 6 Feet Beneath The Moon
10 NOBUNNY: Secret Songs: Reflections From The Ear Mirror
11 FUZZ: Fuzz
12 POLICA: Shulamith
13 DEER TICK: Negativity
14 COURTNEY BARNETT: The Double EP: A Sea Of Split Peas
15 PURLING HISS: Paisley Montage
16 PHANTOGRAM: Phantogram [EP]
17 SLEIGH BELLS: Bitter Rivals
18 THOSE DARLINS: Blur The Line
19 MINOR ALPS: Get There
20 PARQUET COURTS: Tally All The Things That You Broke [EP]
21 THE BLOW: The Blow
22 MAN MAN: On Oni Pond
23 FLATLINERS: Dead Language
24 DISMEMBERMENT PLAN: Uncanney Valley
25 RED FANG: Whales And Leeches
26 LA LUZ: It’s Alive
27 HEAD AND THE HEART: Let’s Be Still
28 WOODEN SHJIPS: Back To Land
29 MARIJUANA DEATHSQUADS: Oh My Sexy Lord
30 WHITE DENIM: Corsicana Lemonade
Concert Review: Tennis @ Underground Arts (November 7, 2013)
By Shannen Gaffney
Denver based indie pop group Tennis played on November 7th to an intimate and excited crowd at the Underground Arts space in Center City Philadelphia, which opened just last year. If you haven’t been to Underground Arts before, you’re missing out! The coolest new semi-hidden venue in Philly, it’s a small industrial warehouse-type of basement, covered in Christmas lights and art pieces.
They began the set with “Petition,” and played most of the best songs from 2012’s Young & Old: “My Better Self,” “Traveling,” and “It All Feels the Same,” along with some new songs. Their new EP, Small Sound, is a continuation of their cutesy, airy pop sound and has been released on the band’s own label, Communion. Alaina’s signature lush vocals are the focus point of Small Sound. On their single, “Mean Streets,” she sings, “Born and raised on the mean streets / That’s where she learned how to keep the beat”. The rest of the EP is full of similarly playful lyrics and melodies that got the small but energetic crowd dancing all night.
Here are some pictures from the show!
