Saturday, October 27th
Club Downunder presents:
The Lemon Twigs
w/ Jungle Green
The Wilbury
Doors 8:30//Show 9:30
Free for FSU Students w/ valid Gold ID
$12 GP
18+

//THE LEMON TWIGS//
Do Hollywood, The Lemon Twigs’ 2016 debut LP, was an invigorating, much-needed blast of fresh air that whipped across the arid landscape of contemporary rock. If that stunningly accomplished recording, which flew in the face of current musical trends, wasn’t surprising enough on the face of it, the fact that Do Hollywood was the handiwork of two teenagers—brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario—rendered the achievement utterly mind-boggling. Now, with the follow-up full-length, Go to School (4AD, Aug. 24), the siblings, now 21 and 19, respectively, have set the bar dizzyingly high even by their own lofty standards, and proceed to soar over it into the stratosphere. Listening to this wildly ambitious album is like entering and inhabiting a parallel universe.

//JUNGLE GREEN//
My name is Andrew Smith and I make music as Jungle Green. Since 2013, I have made seventeen albums, most of which were recorded at home with my keyboard and tape recorders. I primarily make what I think of as pop music.
Outside of my own work, I have collaborated with Paul de Jong (of The Books) for the last six years. I perform throughout Paul’s two solo albums, “IF” and “You Fucken Sucker”, both of which were released on Temporary Residence Limited. 
As of this year (2018), Jungle Green has turned into a six-piece band. The group consists of Adam Miller, Alex Heaney, Mattie McCall, Adam Obermeier, Emma Collins and myself. This past November, we recorded a full-length album with Jonathan Rado (of Foxygen) at his Los Angeles studio, Sonora Recorders.
My life goal is to continue making albums, whether it be by myself, with my group, or with other collaborators.