Explore: Dummy (US) + Eversame

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Los Angeles band composed of Alex Ewell, Emma Maatman, Nathan O'Dell and Joe Trainor is a creatively restless bunch. Because they felt that the Motorik Pop made them to the best possible form, they wanted to move on - to the harder, dance and somewhat psychedelic sound. During the creation of the FREE Energy album, Ewell and Trainor started experimenting with home recording, using DAW as a composition tool than just as a technical means. O'Dell diverted deeper into the instrumental and sample composition, and contributed to the more pronounced guitar partners, while Maatman stepped to the forefront with distinctive and confident vocals. The result is an album that celebrates the ability of music to move the body - whether through a deafening wall of noise reminiscent of My Bloody Valentine, catchy pop chorne, joyful sound of automatic drummer, or if you are dummy, maybe everything in one song. href = "https://open.spotify.com/artist/51MxNZGHF6Z4OCNXPVIZC"> https://open.spotify.com/artist/51MxNZGHF6Z4OCNXPVIZC
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𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐚𝐦𝐞> EVERSAME But it was founded in 2018. They are in various genres such as India, Midwest EMO and Shoegaze. In a year they managed to release their debut album Tell Me Where Flowers Are, play many club concerts, as well as festivals such as Pohoda and Rock for People. Their music, as well as concerts are characterized mainly by raw energy, melancholic and low -lying singing, innovative bass dreamy guitar with various effects, and all this complements dynamic and intense drums. Live composition of these elements creates an intimate connection between the band and the audience.

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-------------------- Los Angeles Band of Alex Ewell, Emma Maatman, Nathan O'Dell, and Joe Trainor - IS a Creatively Restless Band. Feeling Like They Had Done the Best Version of Motorik Pop That's Could, They Wanted to Get Harder, Dancier, and Little More psychedelic. While Creating Free Energy, Ewell and Trainor Began Experimenting with Home Recording, Using Daw As Kind of An Instrument for Composition Rather Than Simply and Tool. O'Dell Dug Deeper Into Instrumental/Sample Composition, In Addition To Contributing More Guitar Leads, While Maatman Stepped Into The Spotlight with Noticeably ForegrOUNDED AND CONFIDENT VOCALS. The
Result is a record that celebrates music’s Ability to Move The Body, Whaket This Be Through and Teeth-Retling Wall of MBV-Esque Noise, and Sticky Pop Chorus, OR A JOYOUS DRUM MACHINE -or, IF YOU'RE YOU'RE DUMMY, Maybe All of Them in The Same Song. Within and Year, They Managed to Release Their Debut Album Tell Me Where Flowers Are, Play Numerous Club Shows, and Perform At Festivals Like Pohoda and Rock for People. Their music and live perfornets are defined by RAW Energy, Melancholic and Deep Vocals, An Innovative Bass, and Dream Guitar Enriced With Various Effects, All Complemented by Dynamic and Intense Drumming. Live, this Combination of Elements Creates an Intimate Connection Between The Band and the Audience.

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