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Artist description
Chamber Rock 6-piece from New York City. Incorporate electronic rhythms, cello, trumpet, and great songwriting. |
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Music Style
Chamber Rock |
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Musical Influences
Belle and Sebastian, Nick Drake, Camper Van Beethoven |
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Similar Artists
Belle and Sebastian, Pavement, Yo La Tengo, Love, Nick Drake, Donovan, Cake, The Zombies, Air, Neutral Milk Hotel, Wings, REM |
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Artist History
Members of Morning Glories, Moonlighters, the Dylans. Toured together in other bands, now wowing New York, rady for world domination. |
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Group Members
Pierre de Gaillande- vocals, guitar. Frank Heeer- Cello, Synth. Daria Kotz- Bass Vocals. Quentin Jennings- Keyboards, vocals. Brad Stewart- Trumpet. Kenny Savelson- Drums. |
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Instruments
trumpet, cello, piano, guitar, bass, drums, wierd keyboards |
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Albums
RESOLVO, Organizer Records 2001 |
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Press Reviews
Melomane - ResolvoOne line sums up why I like these songs so much: "I'm just a modern day Dean and Gene Ween on the rock and roll trail." And that accurately summarizes (this recording.) It's hard to say what Melomane is; it's much easier to say what it isn't. You can kick heavy metal and rap out from the start; if I have to make a comparison, I'll start with the Silver Jews and also nod to Pavement in their more introspective, C&W moments. These songs search for deeper transcendental meaning in music - the kind of meaning that Pavement and Yo La Tengo, among other bands, have tried to find in the wilds of three chords and red guitars - and stamp out stylistic chalk lines with their feet along the way. |
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Location
NEW YORK, NY - USA |
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