A bitter and breezy dose of Indie Pop from CHUCK (aka Charles Griffin Gibson), a multi-form artist and a yank in Norway.
PREVIOUS PRESS:
"Charles Griffin Gibson, aka CHUCK, is the type of artist who not many know, but those who do, instantly fall in love with. The New York native, who describes his music as "eclectic weird kid alt. pop", released one of 2015's best, yet most unheralded records, My Band Is A Computer, a gloriously unhinged collection of songs that combined bedroom pop and DIY indie with wry lyrics and a wicked sense of humour." – Drowned in Sound
"Straddling the line between bedroom pop and high fidelity indie rock....Both gorgeous and joyously rough-around-the-edges." – DIY MAG
"Encapsulates the feel of travel to amusement parks, train rides, boardwalk bound feelings, the feel of sand between your toes, seasonal loves, and books read to chase away any inkling of boredom." – IMPOSE MAGAZINE
"It's the kind of Daniel Johnston vibe if Daniel Johnston was brought up with The Strokes and Notorious BIG. By that we mean it has the integrity, the loneliness, the sad, happy, and melancholic, even the nostalgic and romantic - 8/10." – THIRD OUTING
"...wouldn't be out of place living in the Met." – Post-Trash
"Goofy simplicity...its nostalgia shows most in the balance between a sunny melody and little pokes that could only come from an observer with a bit of distance..." – BEDFORD & BOWERY
PREVIOUS PRESS:
"Charles Griffin Gibson, aka CHUCK, is the type of artist who not many know, but those who do, instantly fall in love with. The New York native, who describes his music as "eclectic weird kid alt. pop", released one of 2015's best, yet most unheralded records, My Band Is A Computer, a gloriously unhinged collection of songs that combined bedroom pop and DIY indie with wry lyrics and a wicked sense of humour." – Drowned in Sound
"Straddling the line between bedroom pop and high fidelity indie rock....Both gorgeous and joyously rough-around-the-edges." – DIY MAG
"Encapsulates the feel of travel to amusement parks, train rides, boardwalk bound feelings, the feel of sand between your toes, seasonal loves, and books read to chase away any inkling of boredom." – IMPOSE MAGAZINE
"It's the kind of Daniel Johnston vibe if Daniel Johnston was brought up with The Strokes and Notorious BIG. By that we mean it has the integrity, the loneliness, the sad, happy, and melancholic, even the nostalgic and romantic - 8/10." – THIRD OUTING
"...wouldn't be out of place living in the Met." – Post-Trash
"Goofy simplicity...its nostalgia shows most in the balance between a sunny melody and little pokes that could only come from an observer with a bit of distance..." – BEDFORD & BOWERY
More from Audio Antihero
Recommended For You
