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Bisop Allen

January
14
Bishop Allen Poised to be the Bon Iver of 2009

Put Bishop Allen at the top of the list of buzz bands confirmed for SXSW.
Their new album, "Grr..." comes out March 10 on Dead Oceans, which will be followed a by a national tour that includes a releaste date in-store at New York's Other Music, a Troubadour concert on march 23, an April 4 gig at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg and an April 5 show at the Bowery Ballroom.
Bishop Allen, hip as they are, are following the path that is quickly becoming THE WAY to secure buzz:  a song featured in a major commercial ("Click Click Click Click" in a Sony digital camera spot), an onscreen performance in a movie ("Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist") and, of course, placement in that soundtrack. (It seems to not matter how well the movie performed; they were definitely a highlight of that playlist).
Add to that their interesting DIY effort of releasing  an EP a month every month in 2006.
The band recently performed a song from "Grrr ..." on Fuel TV¹s "The Daily Habit."


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The Set List is written and compiled by Variety associate editor Phil Gallo. Gallo, based in Los Angeles, writes about the music business for Daily Variety and reviews concerts, television shows and theater.



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