Jeremiah Nelson w/ Dietrich Gosser - $6

Art in the cafe...

Dottie and Josie Brand (Two Peas in a Pod)


"Summer Magic"


June 2026



We are self-taught artists who create work inspired by healing, nature, travel, and personal experiences. Growing up, art became a way for us to process emotions, express ourselves, and create spaces that felt meaningful and comforting. Our first “gallery” was our college apartment, which we transformed with our own artwork and nature-inspired design and the power of the feminine. Sharing our space and work with others encouraged us to continue creating and exploring art more seriously. Inspired by our Latin culture, color, emotion, and everyday moments, our work reflects themes of connection, growth,...
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Friday, March 9, 2012

Jeremiah Nelson

\"Undeniably solid songwriting\" - AV Club

\"Sonic poetry\" - Isthmus

There\'s something lonely and heartbreaking hiding underneath Nelson\'s sonic layerings.These songs are about feeling lost, drinking, nostalgia in romance, journeying and finding one\'s self, in part through music. On the majestic, \"Skin To Touch\", Nelson sings about a sort of Midwestern ennui: \"You can drive all night and get nowhere / Eighteen wheels spinning in thin air / Getting only served after last call / Counting seconds between lightning and thunder / I find diamonds in the dirt\" before the song bursts into these run-on lyrics about a resurrection-through-music, \"Then my ears begin to ring / And I heard my voice begin to sing / And I felt my fingers on the strings / I know the future\'s gonna sting.\" It\'s simply stunning. There are shades of Bob Dylan lyricism, the poetic vocal splintering and instrumental build of The Decemberists and the odd beauty of Elvis Perkins, all wrapped up in this rock and country-tinged song serving as a dynamic call to music.
- Their Bated Breath

\"Dietrich Gosser makes folk-y bedroom pop that sounds big and inviting, often with the help of drummer and avant-percussionist Dan Kuemmel. With or without the atmospherics, though, Gosser\'s music has a quiet, unassuming quality that can set a convincing mood with just a few patient notes...\" - The Onion AV Club

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