Part of the ‘making it’ barometer for a musician is a live appearance on a US television program. Lana does SNL, Henrietta and Merna do Winnipeg Public Access. Neon Indian have done Jimmy Fallon a couple of times. Now frontman Alan Palomo is bringing his television green room experience to the Prince. His music has been described as “hynagogic-pop-glo-fi-chillwave” but I got a headache just typing that. Leave the hyperbolic descriptors to the ‘Fork’. Just be prepared for a night of smiling music and fun-time dancing. Support by Miami Horror and Snakadaktal.
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