Undeterred by a gloomy forecast, legions of Sound Tribe Sector Nine fans descended on Morrison, Colorado last weekend eager for a glimpse of STS9 “2.0.” The pioneering jamtronica band returned
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A fantastic group effort, “Awake” begins a new chapter for Tycho, one fans of Explosions in the Sky and instrumental rock could certainly warm up to. Longtime Tycho followers certainly have something to debate, but they have something to bob their heads to as well.
If Murphy’s side projects are any indication, the bassist may be destined to produce punchier, potent dance music. If that is the case, where is Sound Tribe bound? Former STS9 “kids” everywhere are holding their breath, waiting for any hint of Sector Nine’s second coming.
