Artist description Described as a luscious, pounding soup of direct unlaboured emotion, the music of Kingston, Ontario-based Bumblepuppy oscillates between dreamtime montage and wide-awake realism in an expansive melodic soundscape that embraces every part of the human experience.

Music Style Epic Art Rock

Musical Influences Pink Floyd, The Cure, U2, American Music Club, Radiohead

Similar Artists The Church, Pink Floyd, U2

Artist History Formed in October of 1995, Recorded first album "An Evening at the Feelies" in February of 1997.

Group Members Glenn Anderson - Guitars Jason Erb - Bass, Keys, Vocals Tim Forbes - Drums, Vocals Jared Siebert - Lead Vocals. Guitars

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Drums, Persussion

Albums An Evening at the Feelies

Press Reviews ... the music is superbly moody modern rock, approaching brilliance at times as it shines a light down the same dark pathways as Radiohead, the Verve, Bloomsday, even The Choir.  Listening to this on headphones, I often felt as though I had entered another universe.  A place of lush melody and emotion, warm guitars, quietly throbbing bass, and an atmosphere that's alive!  There is much variety in the vocals--way back in the mix, "normal," distorted, soft-spoken, upbeat...you get it.  Interesting song titles ("Nancy Meets Nostradamus", "The Insane Protagonist", "My Supercountry") and lyrics reflect the band's interest in literature, and take some effort to interpret (but they still sound cool even to people like me who can't figure them out). The last track, "Time Must Have a Stop" is from the viewpoint of a man dying in a hospital bed.  It's a heartbreaker.  Melancholy vocals, sad piano background, heartbeat and monitor sounds, and a breathing machine work together to produce one of the most moving songs I've heard. Tears, man.     Don't let the name Bumblepuppy scare you away, because this is powerful stuff. Josh Spencer - The Phantom Tollbooth

Location Kingston, Ontario - Canada

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