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Widowspeak is an American indie rock and dream pop band formed in Brooklyn, New York in 2010. The group originally hails from Tacoma, Washington, and currently consists of the core duo—vocalist/guitarist Molly Hamilton and guitarist Robert Earl Thomas
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I really wanted to catch British shoegazing band 2:54 on their first USA tour, but due to a rare opportunity to see Jonathan Coulton at the Gutherie Theatre on June 18, 2012, I had to let Amy G take charge for this Triple Rock Social Club show.
Widowspeak’s Expect the Best tour just came to Minneapolis’ 7th Street Entry last night (September 15th).
Here are some concerts taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from September 15 to September 17, 2017 - Spoon, Widowspeak, Dan Croll, Kali Uchis
Widowspeak is a Brooklyn,NY-based band formed in 2010 by Molly Hamilton and Robert Earl Thomas. The duo play dreamy, western-tinged shoegaze rock, taking influence from 1950s pop ballads and 1970s psychedelia. Molly has a lovely, lilting voice, ever so slightly raspy, with a breathiness that can lull the listener into a pleasant waking dream. Widowspeak has often been compared to Mazzy Star, and their sound is also somewhat reminiscent of The Cowboy Junkies, who had a 1988 hit with a cover of The Velvet Underground’s Sweet Jane. However, I have a feeling that Widowspeak will stand the test of time a lot better than either of those two acts.
Athens: July 18, 2015 - Kate Pierson and Widowspeak
Girls Girls Girls: Kate Nash, Widowspeak, and Scout Niblett
Brooklyn's Widowspeak finally made their way to Minneapolis, at last night's show at the 7th Street Entry.
The much-hyped London-based shoegaze-tinged sister act 2:54 played the Triple Rock (and Minneapolis) for the first time Monday night.