Every week, the State of Sound podcast welcomes an artist from our monthly concert series into the studio to go deep on one of their songs. For more info on the live show, including how to get tickets, visit the event page.
Milwaukee’s Adorner is a psychedelic indie-rock outfit that sprung from the creative mind and dreams of songwriter Madeline Stadel. Taking cues from artists like Radiohead, Tame Impala, Rush and Yes, the group has quickly become known for their powerful lyrics, evocative vocals and celestial song structures, bringing the old and new together for a cohesive and unique sound.
Adorner sat down with me to detail one of their most recent singles, “Nimwe,” a striking song that exists in a hazily orchestral dream state and feels like discovering a new musical dimension. To hear the conversation and part of Adorner’s State of Sound set, find us on your preferred podcast platform or use the player at the top of the page.
While you listen, head over to the State of Sound event page and grab tickets to our next live show May 4 featuring Micah Emrich, Klan 414, Blacktop and Jacob Slade.
