Strange Plants + Logan Edward MacKay

Fresh off their nomination for Rock/Alternative Release of the Year at the upcoming East Coast Music Awards in May, Strange Plants - the fun-loving 6 piece band that brings a high-energy psychedelic sound filled with infectious grooves, rich harmony and lush soundscapes - return to The Carleton with opener Logan Edward MacKay, on Saturday, April 25th. Live music gets underway at 8 PM and tickets are $15 + HST in advance, or $20 + HST at the door. This is a STANDING ROOM show with limited seating.  Please email reservations@thecarleton.ca. Strange Plants draws its roots from the creative partnership of Travis Flint and Matt Brannon, formerly of Halifax alt-country band Hot Mondy. With influences ranging from Pink Floyd and Supertramp to MGMT and Jack White, the band crafts a sound that’s rich in texture and steeped in analog authenticity. Recorded over eight intense days at Nashville’s Creative Workshop Studio, Strange Plants’ upcoming self-titled debut album features the talents of producer Robbie Crowell, along with standout guitar contributions from Adam Meisterhans. The album captures Strange Plants’ mission: to merge the warmth of vintage psychedelia with the edge of modern rock. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cUOW7Ejbsk Logan Edward MacKay is a singer-songwriter from Halifax Nova Scotia,…