Artist description A pseudo-folk, semi-psychedelic, modern rock group from NYC that's influenced by the creativity & production of the Beatles & Hendrix, the modern acidity of Beck, and the introspection of Elliot Smith.

Music Style Psychedelic, Modern, Folk Rock, Alternative

Musical Influences Beatles, Beck, Hendrix, Elliot Smith, Bowie, Sloan, Ben Folds 5, Pink Floyd

Similar Artists Beatles, Beck, Elliot Smith, Bowie, Guided by Voices

Artist History The Vegetables are a NYC based band that formed in 1993 by the bassist & drummer of the early 90's band Trick of McGinness. The Vegetables produced two 10-song albums in 1995, plus another 10-song album in 2000.

Group Members Scotte Barkan (bass, guitar, vocals) Eden Helstein (drums)

Instruments Electric Guitar, Electric Bass, Vocals, Drums

Albums Comfortably Humm (2000), Instant Coma (1995), Soup (1995)

Press Reviews The Music Paper - Oct. 1996 Review: The Vegetables, Instant Coma "From the moment I glanced at the J-card of this homemade effort, with the photo of four giant vegetables walking across Abbey Road, I was anxious to give this a listen. A lo-fi recording with hi-fi ideas, these songs seem as comfortable in 1996 as they would have been in 1968. "You Oughtta Know" sounds like a Lennon outtake from The White Album and many of the other tracks bear traces of post-psychedelic Lennonisms. Bowie fans will detect their hero's influences here, too. I hereby dub The Vegetables my personal Find Of The Month."...Roy Abrams

Additional Info Intro (1994)

Location Brooklyn, NY - USA

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