A Flourish and a Spoil by The Districts, released 10 February 2015 1. 4th and Roebling 2. Peaches 3. Chlorine 4. Hounds 5. Sing the Song 6. Suburban Smell 7. Bold 8. Heavy Begs 9. Young Blood 10. 6 AM Whether they’re tearing it up in a basement, rocking a festival crowd or hard at work in a studio, The Districts are a band that exists in the moment. The Pennsylvania four-piece channels its long-forged bonds into visceral, explosive rock and roll. You’ll hear hints of Americana, moments of the blues and folk, but written into songs so expressive that those labels are transcended

Complete your The Districts collection. That releases their second album A Flourish And A Spoil worldwide, so that The District can be heard also outside the small Lititz. Musical is the look of The District on A Flourish And A Spoil already a lot broader. Opener 4th And Roebling, named after an intersection in Brooklyn, does inevitably think of The Strokes and other groups at New York metropolitan rock sound in the beginning of the new millennium made popular again

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A Flourish and a Spoil's best moments sound refined instead of confined, and still leave plenty of room for their buildups and breakdowns. They expand on their endearingly scruffy rock on "Peaches" and "4th and Roebling," which has a rough-and-tumble jangle that echoes the New York-based bands of the early 2000s (making the title's reference to a Brooklyn intersection all the more apt)

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A Flourish and a Spoil boasts an approach similar to his contributions on Angel Olsen’s Burn Your Fire for No Witness, which found the folksinger experimenting in more rollicking, fuzz-laden territory, and that choice is just as effective here. Though arguably more than deserving of the fame and radio play enjoyed by bands like Black Keys and Kings of Leon, The Districts likely won’t end up taking that path. So far in their career, they’ve only just been a band: just four high school friends deciding to make music and hit the road.

Tracklist: 1. 4th And Roebling 4:49 2. Peaches 3:51 3. Chlorine 4:01 4. Hounds 3:40 5. Sing The Song 4:08 6. Suburban Smell 2:30 7. Bold 3:07 8. Heavy Begs 3:56 9. Young Blood 8:40 10. 6 AM 5:44. The Districts deliver raw, rollicking power on 'A Flourish And A Spoil' (Fat Possum Records). John Congleton (St. Vincent, Angel Olsen, Swans) mixed the album at Seedy Underbelly.