Underrated artists/bands/albums? Prove it.
#52
Posted 17 June 2009 - 07:00 AM
#56
Posted 19 June 2009 - 09:04 PM
http://c3.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/29/m_40b90c133f43152ac45c9cbddc027a0e.jpg
MySpace
"... begins when something ends ....
In 2006, David, along with is brother Nuno, had a project, a band, with David on the bass/synths/programming and Nuno on the drums. They were searching for a lead singer, and so trough internet they met Billy, a vocal singer/guitar player.
Things were rolling as the band kept rehearsing and giving some small gigs in the local area. Many different influences are behind the band; the band never had a formal genre; and maybe thats why it took two break-ups before the band arrived at a consensual understanding. Joy Division, interpol, Foals, Cut city, White Lies, Editors, Pixies, Bauhaus, the Killers, David Bowie, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Nine inch nails, Aperfect circle, Tool; these are some of the different influences that are somehow connected with the bands style of creating music.
In 2007 another member joined the band, David joined as a lead guitar player; and so the band changed a bit, in a way that they had now more music filling space than before; keeping that unique tone of the band, but in the middle of 2008 David had to left and Pedro ( thecode ) came in, bringing some special tone into the songs.
Youll find different lights and colors within their music; some darker and some brighter, some more stranger than others and some simpler.
Now the band is preparing its first release; mainly grouping songs and rehearsing/discovering new ones. David (bass) keeps other projects along with uni_form: Umbigu , Zero , Deadboy; as Billy does with: Voxmachina and Pedro with TheCode."
You can get download for free the new EP here: Last.fm
Some live shows:
UNI_FORM LIVE
Pilot
MySpace
"... begins when something ends ....
In 2006, David, along with is brother Nuno, had a project, a band, with David on the bass/synths/programming and Nuno on the drums. They were searching for a lead singer, and so trough internet they met Billy, a vocal singer/guitar player.
Things were rolling as the band kept rehearsing and giving some small gigs in the local area. Many different influences are behind the band; the band never had a formal genre; and maybe thats why it took two break-ups before the band arrived at a consensual understanding. Joy Division, interpol, Foals, Cut city, White Lies, Editors, Pixies, Bauhaus, the Killers, David Bowie, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Nine inch nails, Aperfect circle, Tool; these are some of the different influences that are somehow connected with the bands style of creating music.
In 2007 another member joined the band, David joined as a lead guitar player; and so the band changed a bit, in a way that they had now more music filling space than before; keeping that unique tone of the band, but in the middle of 2008 David had to left and Pedro ( thecode ) came in, bringing some special tone into the songs.
Youll find different lights and colors within their music; some darker and some brighter, some more stranger than others and some simpler.
Now the band is preparing its first release; mainly grouping songs and rehearsing/discovering new ones. David (bass) keeps other projects along with uni_form: Umbigu , Zero , Deadboy; as Billy does with: Voxmachina and Pedro with TheCode."
You can get download for free the new EP here: Last.fm
Some live shows:
UNI_FORM LIVE
Pilot
#58
Posted 20 June 2009 - 03:35 AM
http://www.interpolnyc.com/forum//public/style_images/cethin/snapback.png' alt='View Post' />pqsm, on Jun 20 2009, 03:19 AM, said:
They sound a bit like She Wants Revenge to me
#59
Posted 20 June 2009 - 07:33 PM
Ely, on Jun 20 2009, 09:50 AM, said:
They sound a bit like She Wants Revenge to me
Yeah, I already saw them live and they have some similarities to SWR. They presented darker songs, others more brilliant, some more strange, some more simple, remind me very much Cut City.
The voice is very, very similar to a singer of a band of some English music genre called post-punk (word used repeatedly here and elsewhere that talk about music with a touch of eighties).
For the first time I saw a portuguese post-punk rock band in a concert. Thank God!
#60
Posted 06 June 2011 - 10:51 AM
I'm really into this song at the moment. Maybe it's just me.
The band is Brilliant Colors. They're an all-female three-piece from San Francisco, so there's some similarity to Grass Widow on a surface level, but their tunes have a somewhat different vibe--a little more mid-80s-ish jangle punk or something. I dig. Seems they get a "just okay" from most people who hear them, but I think a lot of people haven't heard them, so... here's the song...
English Cities by Brilliant Colors
The band is Brilliant Colors. They're an all-female three-piece from San Francisco, so there's some similarity to Grass Widow on a surface level, but their tunes have a somewhat different vibe--a little more mid-80s-ish jangle punk or something. I dig. Seems they get a "just okay" from most people who hear them, but I think a lot of people haven't heard them, so... here's the song...
English Cities by Brilliant Colors
#61
Posted 11 June 2011 - 10:32 AM
Well. It's definitely me! I've never heard them before now and I tapped my toe like a good 'un so thank you for the heads up.
Definitely mid 80's jangle and wouldn't seem out of place on the NME C86 tape, possibly.
Tercat - have you heard of Girls at our Best? I would bet a half-decent bottle of South American Merlot that you'd like them...
par example..a complilation type thing first..
http://www.youtube.c...SC3jjiE3h6rxOUJ
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=KUQeYjayyXY
http://www.youtube.c...feature=related
http://www.youtube.c...feature=related
Oooph ! I think I might be spoiling you, now.
No actually live footage can I find, though. I saw them a few times. And it was only due to a sad set of unfortunate circumstances that me and the lead singer were never married. (the same sad set of unfortunate circumstances that never saw me married to Manuela Zwingmann or Elizabeth Fraser)
Definitely mid 80's jangle and wouldn't seem out of place on the NME C86 tape, possibly.
Tercat - have you heard of Girls at our Best? I would bet a half-decent bottle of South American Merlot that you'd like them...
par example..a complilation type thing first..
http://www.youtube.c...SC3jjiE3h6rxOUJ
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=KUQeYjayyXY
http://www.youtube.c...feature=related
http://www.youtube.c...feature=related
Oooph ! I think I might be spoiling you, now.
No actually live footage can I find, though. I saw them a few times. And it was only due to a sad set of unfortunate circumstances that me and the lead singer were never married. (the same sad set of unfortunate circumstances that never saw me married to Manuela Zwingmann or Elizabeth Fraser)

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