Thursday, January 29, 2009
If you end up with a case of the Mondays next week, Tapes ‘n Tapes may be the cure. The indie rock band from Minneapolis will be playing at Jackpot Music Hall Monday. Drummer Jeremy Hanson says the band has a sound that you can’t really pigeonhole. “Sometimes I call it just rock music. We get put into the indie genre, I guess, but I would describe it as experimental probably more than anything because we are, kind of, all influenced by different things,” Hanson says.
What’s all that racket: The indie rock band Tapes ‘n Tapes will be playing Monday at the Jackpot Music Hall.
Hanson says the band has been coming up with new music in a different way recently. “The new stuff we’ve been working on, Josh [bandmate] and I have been kind of jamming, and we haven’t really done that before, but we get together weekly or a couple times a week and just play together and figure out ideas,” Hanson says.
Hanson says that when they get on stage, fans can expect a party atmosphere from the band, and that they will also hear some of the new music the band has been working on.
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