(Estos si que son los componentes de la banda. La foto de antes no eran ellos. Gracias a Jason por avisarme del error ^^)
Psychedelic / Rock / Pop
CHARLESTON, South Carolina
United States
Similar Artists: Beach Boys, The Turtles, Zombies
MySpace
Virb
Componentes:
Jason - Guitar, Piano, Vocals
James - Guitar, Piano, Vocals
Dave - Percussion, Accordian, Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals
Neil - Drums
Stefan - Organ, Keys, Piano
WALLY - Bass, Vocals, Poor Shoe Shine
*MP3s:
-Do you love me?
-Last kiss
Ambas en Music.Download.com
Info recogida en Music.Download.com:
Editor's review
This jangle-pop bunch follows the Beach Boys in sentiment and style, but it has new ends in mind. Put differently, the group wishes they all could be South Carolina girls. Musically, this means plenty of tambourines and twee harmonies, but with orchestration that's more psychedelic than sandy.
Biography
The Explorers Club's sunny psychedelic pop, replete with lush arrangements and cushy four-part harmonies, harkens back to a decade long ago, when kids turned on their FM radios to find the cool new thing. The band draws on the soul-satisfying vocal style made famous by the Beach Boys and the Association, and pairs it with arrangements patented by the likes of Phil Spector, the Left Banke and the Zombies. These 1960s pop reference points are undeniable, but this is not a band that sounds influenced by the Beach Boys records in their collection - the Explorers Club's pop songs sound as authentic as if they had actually just been unearthed for a new Nuggets collection or compiled for a deluxe Sundazed or Rev-Ola reissue. In other words, this bunch of early twenty-somethings channel a bygone era without sounding burdened by it. This type of pleasure-seeking pop sound historically hails from beachside towns, and the Explorer's Club is no exception; their home is not an iconic California surfing city but Charleston, South Carolina. Twenty-six-year-old Jason Brewer does the songwriting and arranging, while the complex vocal harmonies come courtesy of James Faust, Nathan Hussey, and David Ellis. Filling out the instrumental sound of the Explorers Club on organ and drums, respectively, are Stefan Rogenmoser and Neil Thomas. This six-man band has been charming new fans with epic live shows since July of 2005, and with a debut album on the horizon, the Explorers Club is primed to reintroduce some splendor into the pop music world.
Disco:
-Freedom wind (Mayo 2008, Dead Oceans)
Listado de canciones:
1. Forever
2. Honey I Don't Know Why
3. Don't Forget The Sun
4. Lost My Head
5. Do You Love Me? *
6. Summer Air
7. If You Go
8. In The Country
9. Safe Distance
10. Hold Me Tight
11. Last Kiss *
12. Freedom Wind
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