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RVA MUSIC FEST: The Trillions

by | Sep 7, 2011 | COMMUNITY

These pop-savvy veterans of the Richmond indie scene have done time in such groups as Prabir And The Substitutes and The Awesome Few, and that experience shows through in their complex, brainy, but most importantly catchy power-pop tunes. Think The Strokes or the Walkmen, but with lush, Beatlesque harmonies creating additional layers of gorgeousness. Their latest EP, Flux, is available for free download from their website. During the RVA Music Fest, The Trillions will be performing on Stage One of the Main Event on Sunday September 11.

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These pop-savvy veterans of the Richmond indie scene have done time in such groups as Prabir And The Substitutes and The Awesome Few, and that experience shows through in their complex, brainy, but most importantly catchy power-pop tunes. Think The Strokes or the Walkmen, but with lush, Beatlesque harmonies creating additional layers of gorgeousness. Their latest EP, Flux, is available for free download from their website. During the RVA Music Fest, The Trillions will be performing on Stage One of the Main Event on Sunday September 11.

thetrillionsband.com
rvamusicfest.com
RMF facebook page

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.

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