Jordyn Blakely

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May 15

yvynyl:

Night Manager - Broke Haircut

Inventive melodies are tough to do because it’s like walking the knife edge of cheesy sheesh and awkward - fall just a little to one side and yr cooked. This one from Brooklyn, however, skates that razor all the way to the end of the rail. Quirky, odd, but perfectly executed. 

They’re going on tour in June, playing here in Philly at Pi Lam on June 3rd with Total Slacker. Get more of their tracks up on Bndcmp.  Img of vocalist Caitlin Seager by Terri Nguyen.

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May 7

Photos from 285 Kent, March 6, Impose Magazine

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May 7

Night Manager photos from the Dom + Zambri show at Glasslands April 13th; by Newtown Radio





“We can’t get enough of Night Manager. Their most recent EP, Ghost, is another step forward…when they do put out a full length, these guys will have laid the foundation for something big.” 

(Source: newtownradio.com)

Apr 30

Night Manager live session & interview on BreakThru Radio

(Source: blahblahblahscience.com)

Night Manager featured interview with The Deli Magazine (click photo)

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“Combining powerful dreamy female vocals with a band of dudes chunking out chimey guitar chords and distinctive rhythmic bass/drum patterns, Brooklyn’s Night Manager is a rising new force on the local indie music scene.  The fact of the matter is, their presence has already gone national.  To the extent that their “Ghost” 7” EP caught the attention of labels Rough Trade in the UK and Big Love in Japan, and have since released it in those countries.  With lead vocalist Caitlin Seager providing soaring melodies that come off relaxed but defined at the same time, the boys in the band provide a solid rock backdrop.  There is more going on within the songs here, than what one has come to expect within this genre of music.  Even if you can’t exactly put your finger on it, you can tell there are more than the all too common three basic chords being played, and the overall melodies are far more sophisticated.  Night Manager comes along as a breath of fresh air in a scene that has simply duplicated itself one too many times.”
Apr 28

Night Manager featured interview with The Deli Magazine (click photo)

“Combining powerful dreamy female vocals with a band of dudes chunking out chimey guitar chords and distinctive rhythmic bass/drum patterns, Brooklyn’s Night Manager is a rising new force on the local indie music scene.  The fact of the matter is, their presence has already gone national.  To the extent that their “Ghost” 7” EP caught the attention of labels Rough Trade in the UK and Big Love in Japan, and have since released it in those countries.  With lead vocalist Caitlin Seager providing soaring melodies that come off relaxed but defined at the same time, the boys in the band provide a solid rock backdrop.  There is more going on within the songs here, than what one has come to expect within this genre of music.  Even if you can’t exactly put your finger on it, you can tell there are more than the all too common three basic chords being played, and the overall melodies are far more sophisticated.  Night Manager comes along as a breath of fresh air in a scene that has simply duplicated itself one too many times.”

Life Size Maps live photos on PreFix Mag, from Friday 4/27
Apr 28

Life Size Maps live photos on PreFix Mag, from Friday 4/27

Apr 27

121gigs:

First Issue Preview featuring Life Size Maps.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dannykrug/121-gigawatts-magazine

(Source: gigawattsmag)

seriousbusinessmusic:

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Apr 11

seriousbusinessmusic:

@nightmanagerbk recently rolled through /::/ NIGHT MANAGER

Apr 10

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