It's been years since we've heard from Way Yes, the Columbus combo known for their ebullient yet melancholy explorations of Afropop, indie-pop, and Merriweather Post Pavilion-style electronics -- though we did get some solo tracks from co-frontman Glenn Davis last year. Now the band is set to follow up 2013's Tog Pebbles with one last…
It's been years since we've heard from Way Yes, the Columbus combo known for their ebullient yet melancholy explorations of Afropop, indie-pop, and Merriweather Post Pavilion-style electronics -- though we did get some solo tracks from co-frontman Glenn Davis last year. Now the band is set to follow up 2013's Tog Pebbles with one last…
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