Neutral Milk Hotel Credit: Courtesy of Neutral Milk Hotel

The aftermath of Waking Windows 4 last weekend in Winooski produced a number of intriguing developments, including widespread tinnitus and epic Narragansett hangovers. It has also led to the union of two of the area’s highly respected and successful taste-making teams.

In an email to Seven Days last night, Brian Nagle — aka DJ Disco Phantom — wrote that AM and MSR, the two driving forces behind WW4, have officially merged to form Waking Windows Presents. It’s a natural move, given how closely the two organizations have worked together over the years. And Nagle said that fans can pretty much look forward to the same mix of up-and-coming and cutting-edge music we’ve come to expect from both. 

“We will still be bringing the same awesome shows to town, but now it will just be under a new name,” he wrote.

What kinds of awesome shows, you ask? How about Neutral Milk Hotel at the Higher Ground Ballroom on September 9 and 10? That do anything for ya? 

Tickets for both shows went on sale this morning and will probably be sold out by right … about … nnnnnnnow. 

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Dan Bolles is a culture coeditor at Seven Days. He joined the paper in 2007 as its music editor, covering Vermont's robust music, comedy and nightlife scenes for a decade before deciding he was too old to be going to the Monkey House on weeknights to...