Odesza's 'My Friends Never Die' Sets The Duo Up For Electro-Stardom

The boys of Odesza have to do laundry. Like an entire tour's worth of laundry. "Does anyone in New York actually sit at a laundromat and wash their clothes?" Harrison Mills, one-half of Washington state's greatest export in electronic music, said after draining an iced coffee at a cafe in Williamsburg. "Or is that totally lame?" Mills and Clayton Knight were nearing the end of a four-month cross-country tour to promote their EP "My Friends Never Die," a dreamy falsetto-driven set of five synth t...