Just one year ago California’s The Neighbourhood revealed their music to the public for the first time, and they will be at Glasslands Gallery on Monday (Jan.14th) to tout their newest slew of releases. The core of the band’s sound is an approachable meshing of pop and R&B, but a mischievous production aesthetic that embraces sound manipulation and sampling complicates the mix along with dark lyrical subject matter, making the overall experience as haunting as it is catchy.

Their debut EP "I’m Sorry…" was released in May of 2012 getting a huge response from the blogosphere, including Mostly Junk Food who proclaimed, "While the widespread love is more than great, what impresses me most about The Neighbourhood is that every release leaves the fans asking for more. We have an insatiable appetite for their music.” They followed up in December with the 2-song release 'Thank You', delving further into sampler acrobatics. Their debut full-length is slated for a March release.



For the Glasslands Gallery show, The Neighbourhood is playing alongside the bombastic alt-rock of NYC’s The Doorbells and tickets are $12.

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