MAGNET LOVES CONDUITS!

"Take a deep breath and get ready to be amazed. The incredibly electrifying and melodic Conduits perform “The Wonder” live inside Omaha’s The Slowdown in a dark room under incandescent light. Their energy is a force to be reckoned with, and the song is brilliant all its own. It’s full of strong hooks that will leave you in suspense and only wanting more. Ms. Jenna Morrison is spectacular; her sinful vocals will lure you in and capture your soul." Watch now over on Magnet.

Watch The Majestic Show's Interview With Conduits!

"One of our favorite new bands, Conduits, rolled through Dallas a few weeks ago to play a show at Trees. We interviewed them before their set supporting Cursive and Cymbals Eat Guitars. The band talked to us about their self-titled debut album, plans for the future, and their thoughts on Dallas." Watch the video on The Majestic Show here!

CONDUITS: NEW LOVE DRUNK VIDEO FOR "THE WONDER":

This stunning video from Love Drunk showcases Conduits playing "The Wonder" live in a dark, dark room inside Omaha's The Slowdown. It is gorgeous, haunting, magnetic, engaging, and all-around fantastic...and we would LOVE for you to watch and share. Their energy live is compelling, and this video perfectly captures an amazing performance of an incredible song.

NEW CONDUITS VIDEO: "LAST DIRGE"!

We hope you find Conduits' debut video for "Last Dirge" to be as stunningly haunting, engaging and arresting as it feels to us. Beautifully shot and epically, dreamily directed, the video finds Conduits' Jenna Morrison in the midst of a somnambulant-feeling day/nightmare. She is being watched, and not only by you.



VIEW/SHARE IT HERE:
Director Jonathan Tvrdik
Producer Tessa V. Wedberg
Assoc. Producer Jonathan Purcell
DP Michael Lang

The Reader Reviews Conduits Debut Album

"Conduits have grown into Omaha's brightest indie rock beacons thanks to patience.

Right players, right label, right songs. All have come together as the band, headed up by singer Jenna Morrison and guitarists J.J. Idt and Nate Mickish, have given their project time to evolve." Read the complete review over on The Reader.

CONDUITS IN BILLBOARD

"Rebecca Thomas' "Electrick Children," about a 15-year-old Mormon girl whose first exposure to rock music winds up with a mysterious pregnancy, sparked an interest in its music selections. The film end credits song, which received an enthusiastic response during a Q&A, is the Conduit's "Top of the Hill."Signed to Conor Oberst and Nate Krenkel's Team Love label, the Conduits' album will be released March 20, two days before they go on an extensive tour with Cursive and Cymbals Eat Guitars. Krenkel consulted on the music for the film, landing "Top of the Hill" on the trailer as well."" Read the full film review on Billboard now.

SYFFAL Reviews Conduits Self-Titled Release

"Immediately upon singer Jenna Morrison’s first notes I knew that this record was on another level. Sure they have the shoegaze thing going on, but it was this soaring moment where Morrison makes fucking sure that we aren’t all just staring at our dirty shoelaces. She grabbed me with her voice and threw me off a fucking cliff. Channeling Beth Gibbons, she took my hand and we flew, gravity be damned." Read their full review here.