|
 |
Artist description
The Sugarplum Fairies are less of a formal band than a shifting cast of musicians assembled by Los Angeles based songwriter duo Ben Bohm and Silvia Ryder. Both Bohm and Ryder were born and raised in Vienna, Austria and the creative influence of this capital can be felt strongly in the band's distinctive sound. Their music is laced with surreal images that seem to be part dream diary, part coded messages and part cynical observations. Ryder's breathy, hypnotic vocals - which evoke comparisons to the late chanteuse Nico of The Velvet Underground - are the complex instrument that weaves textures of classical cello with the more alternative sound of vintage guitars. |
 |
Music Style
Alternative |
 |
Musical Influences
Velvet Underground, Beatles |
 |
Similar Artists
Mazzy Star, Aimee Mann, Travis, Velvet Underground, Nico. Lisa Germano |
 |
Artist History
The Sugarplum Fairies are less of a formal band than a shifting cast of musicians assembled by Los Angeles based songwriter duo Ben Bohm and Silvia Ryder. Both Bohm and Ryder were born and raised in Vienna, Austria and the creative influence of this capital can be felt strongly in the band's distinctive sound. Their music is laced with surreal images that seem to be part dream diary, part coded messages and part cynical observations. Ryder's breathy, hypnotic vocals - which evoke comparisons to the late chanteuse Nico of The Velvet Underground - are the complex instrument that weaves textures of classical cello with the more alternative sound of vintage guitars. |
 |
Group Members
Silvia Ryder, lead vocalsBen Bohm, guitars&vocals |
 |
Instruments
Guitars, bass, drums, cello, keyboards |
 |
Albums
Flake |
 |
Location
Los Angeles, CA - USA |
 |
Copyright notice. All material on MP3.com is protected by copyright law and by international treaties. You may download this material and make reasonable number of copies of this material only for your own personal use. You may not otherwise reproduce, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, or create derivative works of this material, unless authorized by the appropriate copyright owner(s).
|
|