Land Lines is an impossible decade, some gap in history where the tines of early electric pianos shimmer in echo chambers, baroque cellos thrum minor chords, and modern percussive rhythms build with surgical precision, all culminating in sparing, angular pop melodies that find new creative spaces in an otherwise overpopulated musical landscape.
Land Lines arose from the ashes of Matson Jones, when Martina Grbac, Anna Mascorella, and Ross Harada, regrouped and began crafting new songs. After releasing their self-titled LP, Land Lines, on Denver’s Cash Cow Records, Anna left the group to attend graduate school; James Han, who had been recording and touring with Nathaniel Rateliff andGregory Alan Isakov, joined and helped shape the new sonic direction of the band.
Land Lines has performed at venues such as the Gothic Theater, Boulder Theatre, Red Rocks Amphitheater, and most recently performed their own songs with The Colorado Symphony at Boettcher Concert Hall. Land Lines has shared the stage with artists such as DeVotchka, Nathaniel Rateliff, Esme Patterson and Black Heart Procession.
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