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Quilt: 'Tie Up The Tides,' Live On Soundcheck

Subscribe for more WNYC videos: http://bit.ly/13xNzwW Hear the entire session and interview: http://soundcheck.wnyc.org/story/quil... Like its cute namesake implies, Quilt's music is a deeply layered patchwork: There's hints of Eastern rhythms, gauzy pop, and traditional folk music. But mostly, Quilt's songs lean on the strains of 1960's psychedelic rock and folk with touches of The Byrds, Skip Spence, The Zombies, or the Mamas and the Papas. But despite these references to West Coast pop and the Summer of Love, Quilt was born in Boston, where the band --Anna Fox Rochinski, Shane Butler, and John Andrews -- met studying at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. After its very fine 2011 debut, Quilt now returns with its follow-up, Held In Splendor, an album recorded last spring at Mexican Summer's studio in Brooklyn. Watch the band play "Tie Up The Tides" from Held In Splendor in the Soundcheck studio. For more, follow Soundcheck on Twitter at twitter.com/Soundcheck.