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Kyle Andrews: Cut and Paste

Local pop wizard Kyle Andrews' excellent new album turns up the volume

By Lee Stabert

Published on July 17, 2008

"If people saw the space I recorded in, they would laugh," admits local singer-songwriter Kyle Andrews. Crafted mostly at the house in Sylvan Park he shares with American Bang drummer Neil Mason and his parents' house in Chicago, the DIY maestro's latest full-length is a marvel: crisp, quirky, studio-quality pop recorded using little more than a laptop. Meet the future of the music industry. Read the Scene's review of Andrews' Get Blasty.
Sat., July 26, 9 p.m., 2008



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