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Anyone else love the sound of this band? I can't get enough.

After hearing so much about them, I was hoping to dig them more than I do. I don't dislike them, and I generally am cool with their mellow laid back relaxing vibe.

 

They're not exactly blowing me away, but just like a lot of other stuff that I've come to love, perhaps after multiple listens I may be singing another song about that.

 

I applaud them for their own original experimental sound as they're not just recreating generic sounds that so many other popular bands might, so it does feel like they're breaking some new ground of their own.

 

While they don't appear to really sound like anyone else, they do tend to evoke in me feelings that have me sensing comparisons related in tone and vibe to Sigur Ros, Grizzly Bear, Fleet Foxes, and Elbow all stirred up in a blender, while still they sound like none of them individually, and they do distinctly have their own fresh sounding beat structures that none of the aforementioned bands display.

 

All in all I find them worthy of more of my attention to see if a marked goodness unfolds from their layers that has me eventually digging them more than I presently do.

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Honestly they could sing about war (Taro) and it's relaxing to me. A big fan of their drummer, Thom Green. Wish I could see them in Cincinnati but I'll be out of town.

Honestly they could sing about war (Taro) and it's relaxing to me. A big fan of their drummer, Thom Green. Wish I could see them in Cincinnati but I'll be out of town.

 

I read on Wikipedia that Thom Green suffers from Alport Syndrome, a rare genetic disease which causes hearing and kidney failure. As a result he is now about 80 percent deaf.

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I read on Wikipedia that Thom Green suffers from Alport Syndrome, a rare genetic disease which causes hearing and kidney failure. As a result he is now about 80 percent deaf.

 

They have a four part YouTube video regarding this.

I've enjoyed what I've heard from them.

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They are real good when you are a bit buzzed.

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Picked up two tickets for their Semptember show at PNC Pavillion. That's going to be a great week with SK Zvs Highlands on Friday night.

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I must say they are excellent live. The beats were rattling my marrow. San Fermin, was great as an opener.

This is the first time I have ever heard of them.

Never heard of him. Big fan of Cntrl-Altl-Delete though.

This is the first time I have ever heard of them.

 

Never heard of him. Big fan of Cntrl-Altl-Delete though.

 

Gotta go left of the dial once in a while.

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I know one thing, hot chicks like them. Great light show, can't wait to see them again.

Gotta go left of the dial once in a while.

 

I listened to them on YouTube. I'll stay on the right side of the dial (whatever that means ). It truly all sounded the same. Very slow and sleepy. Probably good for insomnia.

I listened to them on YouTube. I'll stay on the right side of the dial (whatever that means ). It truly all sounded the same. Very slow and sleepy. Probably good for insomnia.

 

"Left of the Dial" is a slang term talking about non-commercial radio stations. Paul Westerberg used it for the title of one of the more well-known songs by The Replacements.

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