Electro-Voice Installation The Slowdown Named Esquire Magazine's "Club of the Year"
Co-founded by Indie Icon Conor Oberst (Bright Eyes) and home to the "Omaha Sound," Electro-Voice installation The Slowdown wins Esquire magazine's "Club of the Year"!
April 4, 2008:
Esquire magazine: "Saddle Creek records -- home to Bright Eyes, Cursive, and the Faint -- opened this 470-capacity venue last year in Omaha. There's a mirrored bar, comfortable lounge chairs, and terrific sight lines provided by balconies that overlook a large, sunken floor in front of the stage. It looks exactly like the venue musicians dream of pulling the van up to."
For more information on The Slowdown and the SoundCom Electro-Voice installation that has so many people talking, please see the in-depth press release and photos prepared by Electro-Voice earlier this year.
Esquire magazine: "Saddle Creek records -- home to Bright Eyes, Cursive, and the Faint -- opened this 470-capacity venue last year in Omaha. There's a mirrored bar, comfortable lounge chairs, and terrific sight lines provided by balconies that overlook a large, sunken floor in front of the stage. It looks exactly like the venue musicians dream of pulling the van up to."
For more information on The Slowdown and the SoundCom Electro-Voice installation that has so many people talking, please see the in-depth press release and photos prepared by Electro-Voice earlier this year.