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SUMMARY:The Mother Hips
LOCATION:3rd and Lindsley
DESCRIPTION:Hope. Warmth. Companionship. Few things in this world can conj
 ure up such sensations quite like the sight of a glowing lantern in a dark
 ened window. The glowing lantern is a universal symbol for sanctuary\, say
 s Mother Hips co-founder Tim Bluhm. Thats what we wanted this album to be:
  a warm safe place to get in out of the dark cold night. Written and recor
 ded through the heart of the COVID-19 pandemic\, Glowing Lantern is indeed
  a work of great comfort\, even as it grapples with the profound anxiety o
 f these troubling and uncertain times. The songs here are weighty\, abstra
 ct ruminations wrapped in unflagging optimism\, bittersweet streams of con
 sciousness delivered with a jaunty confidence in better days to come. Bluh
 m and fellow co-founder Greg Loiacono produced the album themselves\, and 
 the juxtaposition of darkness and light in their stark lyrics and buoyant 
 arrangements reflect a tension familiar to anyone whos ever struggled to f
 ind their footing or make sense of the inexplicable. At the heart of it al
 l\, though\, is a distinct sense of camaraderie\, a feeling of closeness a
 nd brotherhood that the band has ironically only come to rediscover as a r
 esult of the past year of isolation and lockdowns. Glowing Lantern is as c
 ollaborative a record as The Mother Hips have ever made\, and its impossib
 le not to feel the joy\, gratitude\, and friendship radiating out of it li
 ke a beacon in the night. Founded nearly 30 years ago while Bluhm and Loia
 cono were still just students at Chico State\, The Mother Hips caught thei
 r first big break before theyd even graduated from college\, when legendar
 y producer and industry icon Rick Rubin signed the band to his American Re
 cordings label. In the decades to come\, the group would go on to release 
 ten critically acclaimed studio albums and cement themselves as architects
  of a new breed of California rock and soul\, one equally informed by the 
 breezy harmonies of the Beach Boys\, the funky roots of The Band\, and the
  psychedelic Americana of Buffalo Springfield. Hailed by the San Francisco
  Chronicle as one of the Bay Areas most beloved live outfits\, the groups 
 headline and festival performances became the stuff of legend and helped e
 arn them dates with everyone from Johnny Cash and Wilco to Lucinda William
 s and The Black Crowes. Rolling Stone called the band divinely inspired\, 
 while Pitchfork praised their rootsy mix of 70s rock and power pop\, and T
 he New Yorker lauded their ability to sing it sweet and play it dirty.\n\n
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