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Blume Hinges
ARTIST BIO
Canadian (Saskatoon) based Aaron Egeland writes original, hook-driven, melodic material that draws heavily from: alt rock, noise rock, and grunge with experimental leanings influenced by an eclectic array of rock and pop artists. Back in 2016, Egeland began a long-distance collaboration with Chicago-based multi-instrumentalist Scott Simon Haus along with drummer Rodney Veinot to flesh out and fully realize the material he had written – under the moniker Blume Hinges. The end result was Egeland’s 2017 full-length debut, "We Float".
Blume Hinges sophomore release, Build Your Castle Inside of a Mountain, is due March 19th, 2021. Egeland states, "Songwriting and music have always been solitary pursuits for me... and I enjoy creating little worlds, little microcosms of stories in song form. For me, my songs are little illusions, little fictional stories. And for a long time, no one heard them except for me. So, for me, the new record represents building something beautiful."
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PRESS HIGHLIGHTS
"Aaron Egeland creates twinkling, thoughtful, introspective indie rock that recalls the greats without sounding like a carbon copy" - MXDWN
"As melodic and jangly as it is grungy and mosh-pit-worthy. It’s also a song that feels seamless... you can hear that the song is an organic expression of Egeland’s musical sensibilities" - American Songwriter
“Something magical, and a little haunting" - Soundsphere
"Aaron Egeland debuts (with) his ability to diversify his sound as an artist" - WRUV 90.1 FM
"Rolling pop/rock for fans of Cloud Nothings, Joyce Manor" - KBUT 90.3 FM
"Top notch tuneage" - The Devil Has the Best Tuna
"Past angst in the form of fuzzy, and gritty vocals that are stretched on crumbles of chords" - Girl Underground Music
"Amazing vocal coupled with catchy song writing" - Music Injection
"Fuzzy power chords, enormous and rousingly mosh pit friendly hooks paired with songwriting that features a novelistic attention to psychological detail paired with an unvarnished emotional honesty and vulnerability" - East Portland Blog
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