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Modern Nature

FOTOBOM: MODERN NATURE, OLDEN YOLK, CARINAE @ THE LILYPAD

Written by TIM BUGBEE Posted February 2, 2020 Filed Under: Fotobom, MUSIC, Reviews

As half of the creative duo Ultimate Painting, Jack Cooper was responsible for some tightly-crafted songs that were equally at home as comparisons to late-60s Kinks or at times the thuggish savagery of prime Spacemen 3. The band abruptly imploded just as their fourth and still-unreleased record Up was to be released, and he's got new endeavor alive in its place. Modern Nature came to town on a very stacked pop/psych bill, with Cooper bringing along  co-founder Will Young from Beak> on keyboards, Woods' drummer Aaron Neveu, and saxophone player Jeff Tobias adding some very interesting texture to the mix.

Filed Under: Fotobom, MUSIC, Reviews Tagged With: Cambridge, Fotobom, Jack Cooper, Lilypad, live music, Modern Nature, Olden Yolk, Quilt, Ultimate Painting

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