The Golden Age of Transit Brooklyn, New York
The Golden Age of Transit is an indie band based in Brooklyn, NY comprised of Bill Bartholomew, Dave Klym, Gabriela Rassi
and Andrew Deeb.
Their sound has a DIY ethos, drawing comparisons like Peter, Paul and Mary meets early Television. GAOT evokes minimalism with an industrial aesthetic that hearkens the urban warehouses where it was written and recorded.
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