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Artist description
4 friends 4 instruments that says it all. The songs arespiritual and the lyrics are an honest meld of all our views.The solid back bone Bass lines drive the hand percusion parts.It induces a groove within every listener. The melodicacoustic guitar in the songs remind the listener ofa warm blanket on a cold morning. This feeling isonly brought to higher uncharted territory when themandolin is put in the mix. It may be some of the bestmandolin work you will ever hear and no doubt some of the most compelling songs you will ever listen to. |
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Music Style
Modern Folk |
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Musical Influences
Everything melodic no matter how noisey or quiet |
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Similar Artists
No one has ever been able to put a finger on it. It is a must hear. |
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Artist History
ParableS is from a small villiage in south west Ohiocalled Germantown. We grew up togethernever knowing that we would ever make music at the same time... in the same room. We all listen to somehard crazy metal rock industrial stuff. We love itbut we also like older music and even light new stuff.To know us and to hear ParableS is an enigma. How doesthat come out of them is usally the expression usedto describe the event. We are all still very closeeven today. Our friendship is forever. We want oursongs to be a reminder of that fact even after we are gone... |
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Group Members
Ricky Boyer- BassMike McCormick- PercusionRikk Manning- MandolinJaymz Bumgardner- Guitar and Vocals |
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Instruments
Bass, Percusion, Mandolin, Guitar and Vocals |
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Albums
4 friends 4 instruments |
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Press Reviews
With heavy influences and "nice music" this band has made somethingtheir hardcore hometown fans can call their own. Thissound is new and the time is right....... GO dec1999 |
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Location
Germantown, Ohio - USA |
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