Artist description With their interpretation of polished indie-rock, they have created a vein of music that not many others can relate (with the exception of The Strokes and the older classic rock bands like The Clash and Ramones). The familiar, yet innovative guitar parts that Winn brought into the band, combined with the melody and hooks that Trent created with the lyrics illustrate that rock is all about being young and having fun - it's just Rock-n-Roll with a smile -

Music Style Pop Rock

Musical Influences The Strokes, Weezer, Jeff Buckley, Big Star,The Posies

Similar Artists The Strokes, Promise Ring, Teenage Fanclub

Artist History Always Sunday is a band that came together in Oxford, MS as a result of the members former bands breaking up. Trent and Dean were recovering from their rock band, The Sunset Manual, while Winn and Andrew, formerly of Castor Pollux, were anticipating something new and exciting.

Group Members Trent Dabbs - vocals, guitar Dean Clement - bass Andrew Ratcliffe - drums Winn McElroy - lead guitar

Instruments guitar, bass, drums, organ

Albums Powerwalking EP

Press Reviews The debut release from Oxford, Mississippi’s Always Sunday is a fun romp through six well-crafted indie-rock songs. Trent Dabbs’ vocals lend a Jeff Buckley, Jeremy Enigk-tinged melodic sense that is supplemented by Dean Clement's melodic, pulsating bass (a la The Strokes). Guitarist Winn McElroy and drummer Andrew Ratcliffe add their Pavement-influenced sounds to produce a sound that falls somewhere between Promise Ring and Weezer at its most melodic. Dabb’s lyrics are solid throughout and strike a nice balance between playfulness, romanticism, and seriousness. Powerwalking takes me back to that sense of youthful discovery where you find yourself listening repeatedly, knowing that you’re in on the beginning of something good.—Tim Porter

Location Oxford, MS - USA

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