Placed on the map with their debut album "Mode to Joy" (Rely Records, 2007), the boys of Glint (Jase Blankfort, Mateus Tebaldi and Dylan Kelehan) are emerging from the surface towards a burgeoning national spotlight.
From humble origins in Boston, (where they recorded "Mode to Joy" in an old adapted firehouse) Glint has climbed steadily over the past two years through their critically acclaimed live performance, which continues to be praised and well received by fans, journalists, and industry veterans alike.
Having sold out shows throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, upstate NY, and Boston (Knitting Factory, The Cutting Room, Lion's Den, Arlene's Grocery, Maxwell's, Trash Bar, Galapagos), the four-piece big-beat rock ensemble is prepping for a busy summer packed with music festivals and television appearances.
In addition to headlining at Central Park (where the band put on their own environmental-friendly 4-20 festival, giving out 420 “free trees” for people to plant), and other future festivals like Lollapalooza Last Band Standing (hand-picked by the Grammy panel as one of five out of 1500+ bands nationwide), Gateway and PA’s Muskifest, Glint can be found bringing their high-energy nocturamas back home to Boston and Vermont for an upcoming New England leg of their seemingly never-ending tour.
You can read up on Glint, among other places, in an upcoming issue of Billboard Magazine, on CBS The Early Show, the July issue of High Times, The Journal News, Indie-music.com, and online at USA4Real.com (where they were chosen as Los Angeles' April featured act). |
