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Everywhere at Once (Anti-)
Wednesday, May 14, at the Grog Shop, Cleveland Heights.
Friday, May 9, at Metropolis.
Monday, March 24, at the Grog Shop, Cleveland Heights.
With Beat Union. Friday, February 22, at the Grog Shop, Cleveland Heights.
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Tilly & the Wall
Monday, March 24, at the Grog Shop, Cleveland Heights.
Published on March 19, 2008
Omaha's Tilly & the Wall doesn't have a drummer. But the band's figured out a way to lay down the beat just the same: Member Jamie Pressnall provides percussive rhythms by tap-dancing. Yes, tap-dancing. Left to the wrong feet, it could all turn into a gimmicky, indie-pop version of Riverdance. But the five cute and bubbly kids in Tilly make it all positively charming. Their third CD is due this summer, but you can hear some new songs on their current tour. Listen especially for the single "Beat Control," a futuristic and Technicolor spin on the group's usual '60s-hued pop. Also keep your ears peeled for Tilly's toe-tapping covers of Journey's "Separate Ways" and OutKast's "Hey Ya!" Shake it!