Artist description Aaron Munro is a Christian singer/songwriter for the band "Understated". On top of his full time duties with them he sporatically writes, records, and plays an earthy blend of acoustic folk and quirky-rock; inspired by the likes of Bob Dylan and the not so popular Michael Knott. He also plays with the folk-rock group 'Coffee'. "The music I write is a combination of the things I feel and experience and the things, I believe, God continues to teach me. I use whatever style seems to suite the storyline."

Music Style Acoustic Rock

Musical Influences Michael Knott, Blue Rodeo, Bob Dylan, Plankeye, Bruce Cockburn, MxPx, Radiohead, Pedro the lion

Similar Artists Michael Knott, Beck, Sheryl Crow, Tom Petty, Radiohead, Dave Matthews

Artist History Started writing in 1995. These songs were mainly experimental and poetry based. After a number of hometown-post-rock-garage bands, he formed the college-folk-rock group "Coffee" (along with his friend Garnet Fehr) in 1998. Coffee went from folk-rock to alterna-rock to modern-rock and back again. That band died September of 2001. The newest project is the Modern Rock group "Understated". Unlike Coffee, they're actually displaying great potential.

Instruments Aaron uses Crate amps, Behringer Effects and Cabinets, Cort Acoustic Guitars, Dan Electro Electrics, Hohner harps.

Albums The Scarlet Blues (1995), Silverware(1995), Legacy of Nothing Really in July(1996), Antidisestablishmentarianism(1998), The Bitter End (2000), B-Sides (2000),

Press Reviews Kali Holloway - Listen.com - "Munro goes from cradling his acoustic guitar in his hands and plucking it gingerly to fiddling with knobs and searching for the right dance beat. This Alternative Christian Contemporary artist expresses his faith via any musical genre that catches his fancy."

Location Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - Canada

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