MP3 Heroes and Villains EP - ROCK: Progressive Rock
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Description:
(ID 1104375)
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Progressive Piano Pop, Gypsy Jazz Vocal Harmonies
5 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Progressive Rock, POP: 60's Pop
Details:
HandV is a Portland, Oregon quintet that creates strange and intricate pop songs that dip well into the realm of twisted waltzes, arrangments atypical, and vocal harmonies of the five part variety. Mixing traditional jazz harmony and contrapuntal melodies with unpredictable yet seemless tempo changes, Heroes and Villains construct modern compositions with ye olde worlde
charme. True to their namesake, they explore the relationship between good and evil, black and white, beef and tempeh. Viewed through the lens of millenia, HandV gives all sides a fair chance to have their say, even if they are bat shit crazy. Officially started in August of 2003, Heroes and Villains played their first show in January of 2005, to a concerned, but receptive, audience.
Since this time, they have taken the Northwest by storm. HandV consistently play to capacity crowds in Portland, and continue to win over audiences wherever they travel to. 2005 saw the release of their first 7â single,
and a five song CDEP. In September of 2006, they released their debut album 'Turn Your Swords' on Pampelmoose Records.
âThis isnʼt your run of the mill four-track garage
band. H and Vʼs inaugural 7-inch, ʻColor Codedʼ b/w
ʻWelcome Homeʼ, cuts a wider instrumental swath
than most bands can muster over a double LPâ
- Boise Weekly
âThe five-piece all share vocal duties and pack
an amazing array of tones and textures into their
warped but strangely enchanting pop tunesâ
- Eugene Weekly
âTheyʼre a little bit of everything, yet they sound like no one.â
- the Argonaut, Moscow
âThis quintet weave a literate brand of pop music with
one foot fi rmly planted in antiquated imagery like sailing
ships and silent films. â -the Stranger, Seattle
âHeroes and Villains are guaranteed to grab you by your
ears and heart, shake you like a rag doll, and then bring
you back softly with beautiful five-part harmonies.â
-Portland Mercury
âThe music behind the mustache and top-hat facade
is warm and very much alive.â -Willamette Weekly
5 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Progressive Rock, POP: 60's Pop
Details:
HandV is a Portland, Oregon quintet that creates strange and intricate pop songs that dip well into the realm of twisted waltzes, arrangments atypical, and vocal harmonies of the five part variety. Mixing traditional jazz harmony and contrapuntal melodies with unpredictable yet seemless tempo changes, Heroes and Villains construct modern compositions with ye olde worlde
charme. True to their namesake, they explore the relationship between good and evil, black and white, beef and tempeh. Viewed through the lens of millenia, HandV gives all sides a fair chance to have their say, even if they are bat shit crazy. Officially started in August of 2003, Heroes and Villains played their first show in January of 2005, to a concerned, but receptive, audience.
Since this time, they have taken the Northwest by storm. HandV consistently play to capacity crowds in Portland, and continue to win over audiences wherever they travel to. 2005 saw the release of their first 7â single,
and a five song CDEP. In September of 2006, they released their debut album 'Turn Your Swords' on Pampelmoose Records.
âThis isnʼt your run of the mill four-track garage
band. H and Vʼs inaugural 7-inch, ʻColor Codedʼ b/w
ʻWelcome Homeʼ, cuts a wider instrumental swath
than most bands can muster over a double LPâ
- Boise Weekly
âThe five-piece all share vocal duties and pack
an amazing array of tones and textures into their
warped but strangely enchanting pop tunesâ
- Eugene Weekly
âTheyʼre a little bit of everything, yet they sound like no one.â
- the Argonaut, Moscow
âThis quintet weave a literate brand of pop music with
one foot fi rmly planted in antiquated imagery like sailing
ships and silent films. â -the Stranger, Seattle
âHeroes and Villains are guaranteed to grab you by your
ears and heart, shake you like a rag doll, and then bring
you back softly with beautiful five-part harmonies.â
-Portland Mercury
âThe music behind the mustache and top-hat facade
is warm and very much alive.â -Willamette Weekly
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