“Ski extremely, in the backcountry. The deepest powder in the conifer stands.”

Beware if you’re prone getting songs stuck in your head because little ditty about Mount Bohemia is quite catchy. Written and performed by The Go Arounds who are out of Kalamazoo “Sweet Mount Bohemia” perfectly captures the charming essence of an absolute gem of a mountain. It might be cliche but I know what I’m bumping the next time I’m booting up in the Boho parking lot…Mount Bohemia, nothing sweeter, I’m jsut a dreamer in a beautiful land:

ABOUT THE GO AROUNDS:

The Go Rounds are one of contemporary indie rock’s most creative groups, a bold and visionary collection of talented musicians that have forged a reputation as innovators over the course of five studio albums and countless live performances.

Hailing from Kalamazoo, Michigan, they’ve firmly established themselves in the Great Lakes music community, becoming staples of the local festival circuit while taking their electric live show from coast to coast, from SXSW to Chicago’s Green Music Fest. Having shared the stage with Jeff Tweedy, Delicate Steve, Mandolin Orange, The Wood Brothers, Caroline Rose, The War and Treaty, Liz Cooper & the Stampede, and Lucy Rose, The Go Rounds are seriously experienced performers with the material to back it up.

Described as a blend of psychedelia, Americana, twang-rock and jelly-roll with a healthy dose of pop sensibility holding things together, The Go Rounds write music that sounds like bits and pieces of all your favorite bands exploded into rock ‘n roll confetti. Fingerpicked guitar, fuzzy distorted tones, introspective ambience, spellbinding vocals and effervescent synth-pop: they manage to effortlessly weave together a varied sonic palette through intricate arrangements that are at once accessible, engaging, surprising and evocative.

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