Artist description Season's End combines tight, aggressive music with heart-felt lyrics to create a unique modern rock sound,

Music Style Driving, melodic modern rock

Musical Influences The Police, U2, Foo Fighters,The Cure, Smashing Pumpkins, The Who, Goo Goo Dolls, Live, Ben Folds Five, The Beatles

Similar Artists Tonic, Goo Goo Dolls, Rush, Better Than Ezra, Everclear, The Who, The Police

Artist History Season's End was started in Columbus, Ohio, in 1997 by singer/songwriter/guitarist Alex West and drummer Danny Little. Bassist Dan Morris joined in early 1998,and keyboardist Matt Ebright completed the lineup in summer, 1998. They are currently supporting "Trenches"(July 2000), the follow up to their first album "Spring in Struggleville"(December 1998),both released on their own Stonewater Records label. Matt Ebright left Season's End in late 2000. Season's End is planning to record a new CD starting in February, 2001.

Group Members Alex West(guitar/lead vocals), Danny Little(drums, backing vocals),Dan Morris (bass, backing vocals)

Instruments guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, vocals

Albums Trenches, Spring in Struggleville, 3 Miles From Daylight

Press Reviews "Season's End's heavily melodic approach to songcraft fulfills a vacant spot with a fresh sound. Their songs are neither angry nor whining, for which much of the college-age oriented, late '90's music has been known. Their music is instead steeped in subtle spiritual undertones with hints of progressive pop rock with jazz influences."-AllMusic Guide"The first cut on Trenches, titled 'Always There blasts you out of your seat with great rock guitar riffs and punchy vocals. All of this is packaged with great keyboard work offered by Matt Ebright. So often these days, bands seem cautious in their use of keyboards, but Seasons End seems to have found a happy medium offering the presence of keyboard while maintaining the current guitar oriented style that is so prevalent today."-Ohio Musician Magazine

Location Columbus, OH - USA

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