Since then, the band has spent a lot of time gigging around with kindred sonic spirits such as Mary Timony and Midstates, as well as tweaking the impressive mix of vintage '90s shoegazer guitars and rhythms and endearingly odd Elephant 6-style orchestral pop flourishes on its first full album, "Bury it to Dig It Up," self-released in mid-February, and available for free streaming or paid download on its Web site, www.myspace.com/trioinstereoband.
Since then, the band has spent a lot of time gigging around with kindred sonic spirits such as Mary Timony and Midstates, as well as tweaking the impressive mix of vintage '90s shoegazer guitars and rhythms and endearingly odd Elephant 6-style orchestral pop flourishes on its first full album, "Bury it to Dig It Up," self-released in mid-February, and available for free streaming or paid download on its Web site, www.myspace.com/trioinstereoband.
If the group is half as accomplished onstage as it is on the wonderfully trippy but undeniably catchy recordings of songs such as "The Show," "She's Not a Robot" and "Jupiter," it's primed to claim a spot in the front ranks of Chicago's psychedelic-pop elite. Judge for yourself at its next gig, May 8 at Lilly's, 2513 N. Lincoln.
If the group is half as accomplished onstage as it is on the wonderfully trippy but undeniably catchy recordings of songs such as "The Show," "She's Not a Robot" and "Jupiter," it's primed to claim a spot in the front ranks of Chicago's psychedelic-pop elite. Judge for yourself at its next gig, May 8 at Lilly's, 2513 N. Lincoln.