The music has edge and energy, while hinting at power pop’s strong melodies and phrasing. Then “You Belong” accompanied by Kean on vocals. Mid-set Jason played solo guitar for “Detroit Has A Skyline”. The show continued debuting new cuts: “Satellite,” “Mangled Tusk,” “Belly of Lead,” “Worry,” “(Nothing You Can Do) To End This Love,” and “Bitten by the Sound” - peppered in between familiar ones from their catalog. Split Single opened up with three new songs: “Blood Break Ground,” “Stone Heart World,” and “95 Percent.” Then into an older familiar song “Glori” from Metal Frames. As shown in his laidback smile throughout the night. A musical insider with an impressive list of artists with whom he collaborates, it is not a surprise that Mills was a willing contributor. Split Single is Narducy’s creative vision and parallel outlet when not playing bass in Bob Mould‘s band. Along with Gerald Dowd (drums), Dan Leu (guitar), and Nora O’Connor Kean (vocals), they played a tight set. For Saturday’s show, Mike played live as an added treat for the audience.
Fans and friends braved this rainy night for an energetic, 21-song set celebrating the release of Split Single ’s new Amplificade album - eleven songs written and produced by frontman Jason Narducy, featuring R.E.M.’s Mike Mills.
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