Chicago alternative rock band Midwestern Dirt are in a happy sad mood on their new single Sun's Going Down, reliving a Summer romance that didn't really take off, but became the source for bittersweet memories. With a recurring guitar motif as the main engine it will go down with fans of The Decemberists and Tame Impala - the song title is a nod to that band's Sun’s Coming Up. It is a track from their new album Twilight at a Burning Hill, due for release on August 18.
Chicago alternative rock band Midwestern Dirt reminisce about the annual, rather loud Air & Water Show in their hometown by way of wordplay on their new single, The Aaron Waters Show. The festivities are known for the booming aircraft making runs across the city and, while it is bit scary, it is also a reminder that Summer is reaching its peak. Which is no consolation at all when the singer's love life is apparently going South.
College rock stations with a soft spot for early 90s guitar bands will play the Hell out of this song. It is the lead single for their new album Twilight at a Burning Hill, due for release on August 18.
