A convergence of pop accessability and experimental guitar-layering with folk overtones. Includes members of Gary Jules & the Group Rules and Anasarca.

5 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Modern Folk, ROCK: Modern Rock



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**This is the out-of-print handmade EP. Currently out of stock here. Check our website to find stores with remaining copies. Otherwise, check out our full-length record, "perfecto!" for sale here on CDBaby.

Esquimaux is the collaboration of vocalist Heather Brown, songwriter Graham Dodge, and songwriter/producer James Sajor. Their unique blend of folk inspired vocals with layered distorted guitar over pop-melodic chord progressions can be traced to their previous work with other bands. Heather had been singing and touring with Gary Jules in his band the Group Rules. James, a graduate of the Berklee College of Music, previously played bass for the influential D.C. screamo band, Anasarca. Graham was writing songs for, and developing, the satirical pop-rock band, Sex O'Clock. The trio came together in April of 2004 and began to write songs that led to their debut EP, released just months later in September. Encouraged by local radio play and a growing fan base, Esquimaux continues to perform and record new material. When playing live, they are joined by bassist Grahm Baker and drummer Al Sgro.

Esquimaux can be heard and requested on Nic Harcourt's "Morning Becomes Eclectic" in Los Angeles at 89.9 KCRW or globally online at KCRWmusic.com. You can also hear Esquimaux on heavy rotation at Fonogenic.com/radio.