Gold Connections Releases Experimental Concert Film "Arena Rock For The Underground"
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Chris DeVille
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Summary
Gold Connections, the indie rock band formed by Will Marsh and his cousin Fraser Wright (originally from Virginia, now based in New Orleans), have released a new experimental concert film titled "Arena Rock For The Underground." The band first gained attention when Car Seat Headrest's Will Toledo produced their 2017 self-titled EP, citing Marsh's influence on Toledo's album "Teens Of Denial." The film is being released today, adding a new visual dimension to the band's catalog of two full-length albums and multiple EPs and singles.
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· 3 pulledGold Connections first came on our radar when Car Seat Headrest's Will Toledo produced their self-titled 2017 EP
Think of them as the Kurt Vile and Adam Granduciel of William & Mary.
Now based in New Orleans and comprising Marsh plus his younger cousin Fraser Wright, Gold Connections have put out a lot of great music in the intervening years
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