Davey
Headphoneus Supremus
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Hey, thanks for the info. Have read a little about Grand Archives, but to be honest I've not fallen that hard for that whole Band of Horses sound. Love the band they toured with in Europe, Wayne Robbins & the Hellsayers out of North Carolina, and anxiously await the new one from the Hellsayers, but just downloaded a song from Grand Archives and gonna spend some time with it.
Voyager One is another Seattle band that I've been following since the late 90s I think, just one of those feel good space rock bands that seem to resonate with something inside me. In tune with my biorhythms, or something. Got a lot of early Verve sound, and hence the name. New one is really good, but still might rec Monster Zero as the best, which comes with a killer version of Echo and the Bunnymen's "Bedbugs and Ballyhoo". KEXP has always been a big supporter.
| Originally Posted by DLeeWebb /img/forum/go_quote.gif Recently, I have also been listening to "Grand Archives" by The Grand Archives. I remember thinking on first listen that "...Davey might like this band." You should check it out...I intend to check out "Voyager One" in the not too distant future. It's on the list! I'm so busy lately... |
Hey, thanks for the info. Have read a little about Grand Archives, but to be honest I've not fallen that hard for that whole Band of Horses sound. Love the band they toured with in Europe, Wayne Robbins & the Hellsayers out of North Carolina, and anxiously await the new one from the Hellsayers, but just downloaded a song from Grand Archives and gonna spend some time with it.
Voyager One is another Seattle band that I've been following since the late 90s I think, just one of those feel good space rock bands that seem to resonate with something inside me. In tune with my biorhythms, or something. Got a lot of early Verve sound, and hence the name. New one is really good, but still might rec Monster Zero as the best, which comes with a killer version of Echo and the Bunnymen's "Bedbugs and Ballyhoo". KEXP has always been a big supporter.
