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About Small Pond:
Small Pond is an alt-rock band from the seacoast of New Hampshire. Blending the softer qualities of folk lyricism with the heavier tones of modern indie rock, a Small Pond set is a sonic shrine to love, loss, and catharsis. With two EP’s and a live record in the rear view, Small Pond is set to release their first full length LP later this summer, recorded at Drop of Sun Studios in Asheville, NC.
About Otis Shanty:
Otis Shanty is a dynamic and whirring four-piece rock band from Somerville, Massachusetts. Sadye Bobbette, Ryan DiLello, Julian Snyder, and Jono Quinn met at school in Upstate New York and wrote the band's debut EP "Space For Good Things" from a cabin in Otis, Massachusetts. Two years later, the band released Suite 33, a "dorm room homage" said Sound of Boston who noted the Somerville arrivals "possess[ed] a musical prowess that stretch[ed] far beyond the campus."
"...a symphony of disconsolate disaffection and ironically honest searching."-Aquarium Drunkard
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Otis Shanty Biography
College classmates Sadye Bobbette, Ryan DiLello, Julian Snyder, and Jono Quinn met at a liberal arts school in Upstate New York. After playing parties and local dives under various band names, the four friends booked a writing retreat to a cabin in Otis, Massachusetts, where they wrote their first EP, "Space for Good Things," and released it under the name Otis Shanty. By senior year, the band was living in a suite together on campus and released their first full-length "Suite 33" shortly after graduating in 2021.
But it wasn't until the 2023 EP 'Early Birds' that the band found its sound. Blending the experimental noise-folk tendencies of Yo La Tengo, the jangly pop hooks of Real Estate, and the lush atmospheric textures of Cocteau Twins, Otis Shanty quickly became indie rock mainstays in their new adopted town of Boston.
In 2024, the band signed to Western Mass label Relief Map Records and released their sophomore album, 'Up on the Hill'. A homage to the band's Prospect Hill home and rehearsal space, the album explores the fears, joys, and freedoms of growing up and arrived with critical acclaim.
“a symphony of disconsolate disaffection and ironically earnest searching.” - Aquarium Drunkard
“Otis Shanty have taken the guitar-based, dream pop template and reinvented it beautifully for a new era.” - Pop Matters, 7/10
“laid-back and sprawling, studiously hewing towards the hazy and dreamier sides of jangle pop and folk rock” - Rosy Overdrive
Read MoreBut it wasn't until the 2023 EP 'Early Birds' that the band found its sound. Blending the experimental noise-folk tendencies of Yo La Tengo, the jangly pop hooks of Real Estate, and the lush atmospheric textures of Cocteau Twins, Otis Shanty quickly became indie rock mainstays in their new adopted town of Boston.
In 2024, the band signed to Western Mass label Relief Map Records and released their sophomore album, 'Up on the Hill'. A homage to the band's Prospect Hill home and rehearsal space, the album explores the fears, joys, and freedoms of growing up and arrived with critical acclaim.
“a symphony of disconsolate disaffection and ironically earnest searching.” - Aquarium Drunkard
“Otis Shanty have taken the guitar-based, dream pop template and reinvented it beautifully for a new era.” - Pop Matters, 7/10
“laid-back and sprawling, studiously hewing towards the hazy and dreamier sides of jangle pop and folk rock” - Rosy Overdrive
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