Stew’s Conspiracy Funhouse selected our song, Camper for their latest podcast. Stew puts together a hilarious, thought-provoking mix of social and political commentary, news, awesome sound effects, games, and each episode features an unsigned band like us. Please check it out!
Direct download of Stew’s Conspiracy Funhouse, Episode 4.
Goldbrick highlights Smiles, Everyone’s spirited command of art-rock theory and power pop punch. Jangly guitars layered over deft basslines and disciplined percussion create perfect structures for Nicola Dixon’s expansive vocal range and exquisite storytelling. Thematically, Goldbrick celebrates the awkward duality of living with a briefcase in one hand and a guitar case in the other. Smiles, Everyone capture this notion beautifully in their latest single Debbie Harry, an addictive, catchy gem that sets the pace for this impressive EP.
You have no excuse not to catch Smiles, Everyone on Memorial Day Weekend! We now have two shows lined up: North Star on May 28, and Kung Fu Necktie on May 30. Now you have the perfect excuse to cut out early from that family picnic. You’re welcome.
This weekend Smiles, Everyone heads into the studio to record some of the new songs written since the release of our Parallel Parking Demo/EP. We are thrilled to have outside help with this effort, so were are free to focus on singing, drumming, playing.
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This song was originally included on our demo/EP, Parallel Parking, most copies of which went to venues and promoters. Here’s your chance to grab one of the band’s favorites—a tune you may have heard at a recent gig.
Smiles, Everyone is thrilled to announce that we will be opening for Bettie Serveert on their Philadelphia tour stop, October 28 at the North Star Bar. To our friends in PA: Come to support us and see us crank out some of our new songs in a great club, then stay to see the amazing Bettie Serveert. You won’t regret it.
Wait, you don’t know Bettie Serveert? Shame on you! This Dutch combo set the template for ’90s indie rock with their classic 1992 debut, Palomine, and, unlike so many of their contemporaries, continues to produce interesting and downright rocking albums. Now you know.
Please don’t miss this show.
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Here we are performing our song, Debbie Harry, at the North Star.
Going to submit our demo for the Beta Hifi Emerging Music Festival coming up in August. Who wants to see us at World Cafe? You do. Tell a friend. Save the date.
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