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Artist description
Sundial introduces a unique blend of Pop and Alternative Rock, which strategically
comes together to create a refined aural harmony. The music creates a mellow
atmosphere with its deep melodies and intelligent transitions, while maintaining
an edge with just the right intensity. Hailing from the vast metropolis of Regina,
Saskatchewan, Canada, Sundial is a young and energetic band that is thoroughly
dedicated to high compositional quality as well as integrity. The music encompasses
an ideal amount of complexity and catchy hooks, which sets the potential for broad
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Music Style
Melodic Alternative |
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Musical Influences
Everything From Emo to ... well everything, including pancakes. |
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Similar Artists
Hum, Mystery Machine, Big Wreck, Matthew Good Band, Jimmy Eat World. |
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Artist History
Over the past ten years, the members of Sundial have crossed paths many times. They became aware of each other while playing within the same circles in the Regina Indie music scene. Individually, they have gathered professional experience from performing with such groups as: King Cobb Steelie, Gob, SNFU, Sara Craig, Propaghandi, and Econoline Crush, to name a few.
It was not until May of 2000 when they decided to put their heads together to meld their previous experiences and styles into one cohesive unit.
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Group Members
Gianni Cerato: Guitar, Lead Vocals
Scott Fellner: Guitar
Kirk Bodnar: Bass Guitar
Chris Gervais: Drums, Background Vocals |
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Instruments
PRS Guitars, Godin Guitars, Ernie Ball Music Man Bass, Marshall, Mesa Boogie, and Trace Elliot Amps, Yamaha and Epeck Drums |
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Albums
Chapters EP |
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Location
Regina, Saskatchewan - Canada |
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