Artist description Formed in 1995 this band has been playing original musicin the PA and MD areas. Working on sound scapes and inventivemelodic structures. A combination of walls of sound and tight grooves.

Music Style Pyschedelic Modern Alternative Mood Rock

Musical Influences Pink Floyd, Radiohead, The Cure, Led Zeppelin, Joy Division, New Order, The Glove

Similar Artists The Cure, Joy Division, Radiohead

Artist History Started in 1995 Playing with area bands through late 1996 Drummer left in 1997 for N.C. Band reformed in 1999 with new drummer and bass player focussing more on material and recorded first lp Evening Falls. Currently finished second lp and seeking label support. The band has moved from the United States to the United Kingdom.

Group Members Jeff Thompson - Guitars, vocals Jeremy Thompson - Bass Travis Schell - Drums, Keyboards

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Drums, Vocals

Albums http://www.nolovelost.cc

Press Reviews From PA Musician article by Cara Daniels. Out of New Cumberland, PA comes the heartfelt No Love Lost. After various, incarnations the Thompson brothers seem to have hit on a resolute combination. Leading off their set with the title cut of their soon to be released album "An Ocean Between" reveals the changes in No Love Lost since their debut album Evening Falls. Jeff Thompsons vocals and guitar have an echo of early Cure to them, yet stand strong against the dichotomy of Jeremy Thompsons energetic bass. Blake Livingston add an almost vampirical tone to "Loves Labour Lost", while drummer Travis Schell the melodious "Show Me How", exampling the diversity No Love Lost has achieved. Maintaining their thoughtful lyrics, No Love Lost is past their growing pains and has matured into a contender.

Location Radstock, Bath - United Kingdom

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