Artist description Citizens' Band is the equivalent of a musical salad bar full of ordinary foods processed beyond recognition. A melodic cole slaw for all occasions. Trace elements of Emo-rock, Industrial techno, Trance/Mood, Piano Ballads, Comedy, and traditional Christmas songs can be tasted in the headspinning amalgam that is Citizens Band. Music for all tongues.

Music Style Eclectic. We are musical sluts and faithful to no style

Musical Influences Radiohead, The Pixies, Nine Inch Nails, Queen, Aphex Twin, Moby, Beck

Similar Artists Nine Inch Nails, Any Generic Punk (at times), Harry Connick Jr.,Beck

Artist History For years, Citizens'Band has been the independent project of T. St.Evenson, a quiet but witty teen from Missouri. Years of mixed emotions and chained expressions went into his earlier work. The first album, DIGITALIS, sold a limited amount of copies due to thrifty production and meager promotion. After St. Evenson began college in Minneapolis, he teamed up with fellow eccentric, Adri Mehra (former bassist from Minneapolis group, MAD HATTER) and together they collaborated to create the album, INTROSPECT. Citizens' Band is currently working on a new album comprised of more co-written tracks by St. Evenson and Mehra. NEWS FLASH- Mehra decides that New York City is not the hep place to be, and moves back in with the band.

Group Members T. St.Evenson= Vocals, Guitar,Drums, Synth and sampler. (formerly)Adri Mehra= Vocals, Bass, Piano, Guitar Louis James McCoy= Evrything else.

Instruments Of course, how else were they supposed to do it? they're no barber shop quartet you know!

Albums Digitalis (2000), Introspect (2001)

Additional Info they may not seem like it but they're good people at heart.

Location Minneapolis, Minnesota - USA

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