Here We Go Magic

Here We Move Magic’s creative center, singer/songwriter Luke Temple, first made his name being a muralist, as well as the Brooklyn band’s music completely fits that pedigree. HWGM’s ethereal collage of indie folk, baroque pop, and plains nation (and other things that strikes their extravagant) lolls back again with dizzyingly hypnotic vocals, producing the feel of the huge, splashed-on panorama. Originally from Boston, Temple bounced nomadically about the united states before settling in NEW YORK by the middle-2000s. As the bandmembers are cagey about the group’s origins, Here We Move Magic had extended to a quintet by this year’s 2009 discharge of their self-titled debut on Traditional western Vinyl. The likewise psychedelic pop-inflected Pigeons found its way to 2010, accompanied by the Secretly Canadian-released January EP in early 2011. The music group teamed up with Radiohead manufacturer Nigel Godrich for 2012’s A Different Dispatch. Keyboardist Kristina Lieberson still left the music group to front Teenager, and after a falling out in clumps with bassist Jennifer Turner, the rest of the trio of Temple, guitarist Michael Bloch, and drummer Peter Hale forged forward between single and side tasks. Their 4th long-player took with an intentionally brighter character; 2015’s still trippy End up being Small was a far more modest, self-produced house recording made mainly by Temple and Bloch, with Hale on paternity keep.