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With their radiant, clean tones, instrumental trio Covet<\/b> are set to stun crowds up and down the UK in the coming days as they join Polyphia on tour. As last year’s LP, ‘effloresce’<\/em> shows,\u00a0guitarist Yvette Young, bassist David Adamiak and drummer Forrest Rice effortlessly blend instrumental math-rock with elements of post-rock and post-metal, resulting in a juxtaposing mix of refined melodies with propulsive rhythms and captivating energy.<\/p>\n Throughout ‘effloresce’<\/em> there is a fluidity to what Covet<\/strong> do. One moment tracks like ‘Shibuya’<\/em> explode with a jazzy groove before ‘gleam’<\/em> send you into a hypnotic\u00a0haze.<\/p>\n Although you can find them on these shores right now, battling the winter elements of the UK on their travels. It’s considerably different to the city they call home – San Jose. Located in the centre of the Santa Clara Valley, on the southern shore of San Francisco Bay, “SJ”, as David Adamiak refers to it, is known as the creative hub of the tech world, making it the most affluent county in California.<\/p>\n With a population of close to 1 million and extensive history, you’re never short of things to do in San Jose. You can spend time at San Pedro Square or at SoFA, the downtown arts and entertainment district before going to watch\u00a0NHL’s San Jose Sharks or MLS’\u00a0San Jose Earthquakes.<\/p>\n In addition, San Jose is the birthplace for a whole host of famous names and bands including\u00a0Stone Temple Pilots, the late\u00a0Tony Sly from No Use For A Name,\u00a0M\u00f6tley Cr\u00fce’s Nikki Sixx, Smash Mouth and erm,\u00a0Screech from\u00a0Saved By The Bell!\u00a0Nevertheless, to tell us more about what San Jose has to offer, here’s Covet<\/strong>‘s David Adamiak.<\/p>\n San Jose, CA. It is a very cosmopolitan city located in a region that has it all!<\/i><\/p>\n SJ is most famous for being the birthplace of the tech industry and is the biggest city related to the \u201cSilicon Valley\u201d. People come from all over the world to work and make babies here so people are generally hardworking, smart and driven.<\/i><\/p>\n SJ has so much different type of music, whether that be blues, jazz, classical or world, happening around town that many local bands and their music reflect that diversity.<\/i><\/p>\n SJ has a very strong connection with jazz, punk and experimental rock music and has produced some great artists over the years!<\/i><\/p>\nThe City:<\/h2>\n
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