BEIRUT is the work of the 20 year old Zach Condon. His music is inspired by a love of European folk music, as filtered by a fertile imagination raised in New Mexico and currently resident in Brooklyn and Paris.

Where Condon’s acclaimed sold-out Koko show in June showcased the Eastern sounds of the Gulag Orkestar album, the Roundhouse is likely to play host to something more Parisien, as evidenced on forthcoming 4AD release, The Flying Club Cup, out on September 25th is being described by some as a love letter to French culture.

BEIRUT is the work of the 20 year old Zach Condon. His music is inspired by a love of European folk music, as filtered by a fertile imagination raised in New Mexico and currently resident in Brooklyn and Paris.

Where Condon’s acclaimed sold-out Koko show in June showcased the Eastern sounds of the Gulag Orkestar album, the Roundhouse is likely to play host to something more Parisien, as evidenced on forthcoming 4AD release, The Flying Club Cup, out on September 25th is being described by some as a love letter to French culture.

BEIRUT is the work of the 20 year old Zach Condon. His music is inspired by a love of European folk music, as filtered by a fertile imagination raised in New Mexico and currently resident in Brooklyn and Paris.

Where Condon’s acclaimed sold-out Koko show in June showcased the Eastern sounds of the Gulag Orkestar album, the Roundhouse is likely to play host to something more Parisien, as evidenced on forthcoming 4AD release, The Flying Club Cup, out on September 25th is being described by some as a love letter to French culture.

BEIRUT is the work of the 20 year old Zach Condon. His music is inspired by a love of European folk music, as filtered by a fertile imagination raised in New Mexico and currently resident in Brooklyn and Paris.

Where Condon’s acclaimed sold-out Koko show in June showcased the Eastern sounds of the Gulag Orkestar album, the Roundhouse is likely to play host to something more Parisien, as evidenced on forthcoming 4AD release, The Flying Club Cup, out on September 25th is being described by some as a love letter to French culture.

BEIRUT is the work of the 20 year old Zach Condon. His music is inspired by a love of European folk music, as filtered by a fertile imagination raised in New Mexico and currently resident in Brooklyn and Paris.

Where Condon’s acclaimed sold-out Koko show in June showcased the Eastern sounds of the Gulag Orkestar album, the Roundhouse is likely to play host to something more Parisien, as evidenced on forthcoming 4AD release, The Flying Club Cup, out on September 25th is being described by some as a love letter to French culture.

BEIRUT is the work of the 20 year old Zach Condon. His music is inspired by a love of European folk music, as filtered by a fertile imagination raised in New Mexico and currently resident in Brooklyn and Paris.

Where Condon’s acclaimed sold-out Koko show in June showcased the Eastern sounds of the Gulag Orkestar album, the Roundhouse is likely to play host to something more Parisien, as evidenced on forthcoming 4AD release, The Flying Club Cup, out on September 25th is being described by some as a love letter to French culture.

BEIRUT is the work of the 20 year old Zach Condon. His music is inspired by a love of European folk music, as filtered by a fertile imagination raised in New Mexico and currently resident in Brooklyn and Paris.

Where Condon’s acclaimed sold-out Koko show in June showcased the Eastern sounds of the Gulag Orkestar album, the Roundhouse is likely to play host to something more Parisien, as evidenced on forthcoming 4AD release, The Flying Club Cup, out on September 25th is being described by some as a love letter to French culture.

BEIRUT is the work of the 20 year old Zach Condon. His music is inspired by a love of European folk music, as filtered by a fertile imagination raised in New Mexico and currently resident in Brooklyn and Paris.

Where Condon’s acclaimed sold-out Koko show in June showcased the Eastern sounds of the Gulag Orkestar album, the Roundhouse is likely to play host to something more Parisien, as evidenced on forthcoming 4AD release, The Flying Club Cup, out on September 25th is being described by some as a love letter to French culture.

BEIRUT is the work of the 20 year old Zach Condon. His music is inspired by a love of European folk music, as filtered by a fertile imagination raised in New Mexico and currently resident in Brooklyn and Paris.

Where Condon’s acclaimed sold-out Koko show in June showcased the Eastern sounds of the Gulag Orkestar album, the Roundhouse is likely to play host to something more Parisien, as evidenced on forthcoming 4AD release, The Flying Club Cup, out on September 25th is being described by some as a love letter to French culture.