Meltt

Descripción

<p><strong>Meltt</strong>&rsquo;s upcoming third album is the culmination of everything the Vancouver indie-pop quartet have accomplished so far, all the while pushing their sound in new and exciting directions. True to its title, <strong>Pathways</strong> finds <strong>Chris Smith</strong> [lead vocals, guitar, bass, keys], <strong>Jamie Turner</strong> [drums, percussion], <strong>James Porter</strong> [guitar, keys, bass, vocals], and <strong>Ian Winkler</strong> [bass, keys, guitar] at multiple forks in the road and deciding to take all of them, submerging their sound in new rippling textures while still retaining the warm, textured glow that their music&rsquo;s contained since their debut EP Visions in 2017.<br><br>Thematically, Pathways approaches what Winkler refers to as &ldquo;four men approaching their 30s and figuring out their paths and lives.&rdquo; Big topics abound, from relationships and the aftermath of loss to the strange and uneasy feeling that accompanies navigating the modern world at large. &ldquo;Our tone is usually pretty optimistic and hopeful, but this time we let some darkness in,&rdquo; Porter says. &ldquo;There are so many things we experience individually, but when we get in the studio, it&rsquo;s clear that we&rsquo;re on a journey together.&rdquo;<br><br>Whether you&rsquo;ve been with them since the beginning or are joining them at this very juncture, Pathways will make you thankful that you&rsquo;re along for the journey.&nbsp;<strong><br><br>Have an MRG Credit/Gift Card? Redeem for tickets&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://mrglive-redeem.square.site/s/shop" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="a"><strong>HERE</strong></a><strong> <br><br></strong><em>Events at the Capital Ballroom may include strobe and other intense lighting effects. These can affect guests with photosensitive epilepsy or light sensitivity.</em></p>