NEW BETHEL - INSIDE THE BLUE VERA

Thirty minutes. Six songs. Good timey, spaced out, kinda wacky fun. What these three kids that make up New Bethel got here on their EP Inside The Blue Vera is an interesting musical combo comprised of an organ, bass, guitar, drums, and some good (in that rough, unpolished, indie way) vocals.
Their musical ditties could be the soundtrack for a movie about a little six-year-old kid who wears mittens all of the time (even,.. no, especially in the summer) and likes to tend his garden all day long, wearing colorful, out of style jams to boot.
New Bethel's curious, organ-driven jingle jangles would be perfect as Mitten Boy goes through the normal trials and tribulations of his day, swelling in an instrumental song like the second track, "Radio Started".
Mitten Boy is rushing to his garden as his tomatoes ripen. The other kids don't "get" him. But he knows that as long as he can make things grow from the earth, all the jokes about mittens and jams won't matter. He cradles his tomatoes joyfully, as the sweet, organ-riffic intro of the song "Over The Counter" plays. We fade out and let the song continue over the end credits.
Yeah, their music makes me think like that. No, there's nothing in their songs about boy gardeners in mittens and jams, but check 'em out if you get the chance.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS MUSICAL GOODNESS HERE.