Foxygen @ Mohawk 4/14

The indie-rock duo, Foxygen, will be coming into town this April with Gabriella Cohen. The band was formed by Sam France and Jonathan Rado as high school buds in 2005 in Agoura Hills, California. Since day one, it seems that the duo has always been putting out funky music that fans dig. Though the music is great, Foxygen has struggled in the past with staying together. In 2015, the two announced a “Farewell Tour” to social media claiming it would be their final tour. Here they are two years later going on another tour together and had even released a new album. Hopefully they continue to keep their internal drama together and stay on track of creating music.

Foxygen has released four albums and numerous self-released EP’s. Though they normally have a retro feel to most of their music, they really hit the ‘70s on point with their most recent album Hang. Hang was released on January 20, 2017 and it literally sounds like a record that was made about forty years ago. Overall, the album has a psychedelic classical rock sound with France’s vocals being a mixture of David Bowie and Mick Jagger, plus the 40-piece orchestra helping with the theatrical theme. Hang is a relatively short album consisting of only eight songs, compared to …And Star Power (released in 2014) which consisted of twenty-four songs. Not knowing what the future for the duo will be like, this is a show fans would not want to miss.

Be sure to catch Foxygen at Mohawk on April 14th

w/ Gabriella Cohen

Friday, April 14th

Doors at 8:00pm

Tickets: $20 

All ages

Brooke Vega: Born and raised in Texas, Brooke grew up in a small town on the outskirts of Austin. She is a senior at Texas State University majoring in public relations with a minor in photography. Besides school, Brooke spends a lot of time writing about one of her truest loves, music. She writes articles as the Austin Scene Reporter at mxdwn and a music journalist for KTSW 89.9. You can often find her at many shows in Austin. Most of Brooke's music consists of psychedelic, surf rock, beach goth, dream pop and of course, the oldies. Brooke plans to further her career in the music industry hoping to work for a big company while doing photography work as well. She believes it's truly an honor to be writing about the music scene in the greatest live music capitol of the world.
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