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The Wheel Workers

When
July 24, 2015
Where
Rudyard’s
2010 Waugh
Houston,TX 77006
Cost
$8.00 - $21
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Rudyard’s presents The Wheel Workers.

The Wheel Workers (Houston, TX)
http://www.thewheelworkers.com/

Since late 2010, The Wheel Workers’ crisp sound and intelligent lyrics have earned them growing recognition in Houston’s active indie rock scene. Recently, they were nominated in numerous categories in the prestigious 2014 Houston Press Music Awards, including Best Songwriter (Steven Higginbotham), Best Keyboardist (Allison McPhail) and Best Pop Act.

The Wheel Workers have played regularly around Texas, performing at SXSW in Austin, enjoying the honor of playing on the same stage as The Flaming Lips at Free Press Summerfest in Houston, and opening for national touring acts such as Miniature Tigers, Elf Power, The Coathangers and Thao & The Get Down Stay Down.

The band is currently promoting its second full-length album, Past to Present, recorded at SugarHill Studios with producer Dan Workman and released by ZenHill Records.

“The Wheel Workers’ “Past to Present” was one of the best albums made in Houston last year, the kind of dense and thoughtful recording that offers new rewards during repeated playings.”  â€“ Houston Chronicle

“…I feel like this is the kind of music that could break through to people and get them to start asking questions, to start thinking about the choices they make in their lives.” â€“ Free Press Houston

“They’ve managed to craft a dozen tracks that are thoughtful, warm, friendly, melodic, and addictive as all hell (it’s seriously impossible to not sing along to “Chemicals,” for one)….” â€“ Space City Rock

“I’m enraptured by the deftness with which The Wheel Workers have brought together the sounds of Radiohead, ELO, Pink Floyd, The Flaming Lips, twothirtyeight, and The Rentals with such fantastic aplomb. Past to Present is packed to the gills with crazy-good pop music that also manages to be insightful, dense, and heartfelt art-rock.” â€“ Dryvetyme Online

PICTURED: https://twitter.com/thewheelworkers

The Montrose Management District
board workshop meeting scheduled for April 3
has been postponed indefinitely.