About this Event

Treetop Flyers

plus Joe Booley



http://www.theboileroom.net/listings/events/21-apr-16-treetop-flyers-the-boileroom/



“...effortlessly captures the spirit of late-1960s west coast pop-rock: the Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. British influences can be heard: there are hints of the Faces’ or the Rolling Stones’ swagger in Laurie Sherman’s classic-rock guitar licks, and sublime opener Things Will Change dips into 1980s winsome indie” THE GUARDIAN



“Treetop Flyers are in it for the long haul.” MOJO

“Debut album ‘The Mountain Moves’ is chock full of lush harmonies, warm arrangements and billowing acoustic guitars as fresh as a breeze looming in from San Francisco harbour” CLASH MAGAZINE



“(Treetop Flyers) share with Midlake custody of a brood of Buckingham/Nicks-era Fleetwood Mac licks, likewise the Mac’s mood of unrequited yearning. More, please” Q



“The Mountain Moves reimagines the golden age knowingly but not slavishly...displays the earthy smoothness of the original America line-up.” UNCUT



“If America had recorded Ventura Highway in 2013, it’s quite likely it would have sounded like this.” CLASSIC ROCK

“The album is a thrill, delivering unexpected updates on its vintage influences. More soul than folk and more rock than country, The Mountain Moves is an idyllic debut from a band that has traced its own lively arc through the So-Cal ’70s.” PASTE MAGAZINE



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