Vocalist/guitarist Matthew
Tillwick, guitarist Noah Kohll,
and drummer Gavin Cordaro began making
music together in 2012 while in high school in Omaha, Nebraska. They worked for
two months at a local zoo until they had enough cash for one way bus tickets to
New York City, where they moved in temporarily with Kohll's grandmother. In New
York, they met their bassist, Wilson
Keithline from Providence, Rhode Island. Together they became the indie-pop
Navy Gangs and recorded a four-song debut
EP (release date: October 14, 2016) in said grandmother's apartment.
Launching a month of Friday night gigs at Berlin, Navy Gangs tonight seemed
totally Brooklyn. The four musicians wore both expressionless wardrobe and
expressionless faces as they performed a brief set of original compositions.
The dynamics were in the music, not in the movements, as matter-of-fact vocals
and jangly guitar chords led to smooth guitar leads and pop-flavored songs were
powered by garage rock arrangements. Navy Gangs returns to Berlin on October
14, October 21 and October 28.
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