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Sort of Green by Last Stanza
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fave it Emo | Math Rock
5 tracks | 20 minutes
Released Apr 2006
on Last Stanza
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This E.P. Has the instant charm to catch the most elusive of drifting listeners, the lyric storytelling to reel them in, and the smart musical complexity to keep them coming back for more.
Bio / Background
We're not scared of the industry below which we are crawling about. We're not scared of the thousands of other bands among which we are crawling. We're not scared of the "there's nothing new under the sun" sydrome. In fact, we embrace it. The other day I listened to Let It Be and thought... this is exactly what I want in music. I thought: precisely where I hope to aspire they have already mastered. That could have been the end right there. But, perhaps creating art is not doing something altogether new, but doing something in a way that is unexpectedly unique and expressive.
Last Stanza began in the Spring of 2004, when long time friends, classmates, and fellow musicians, Ian Sloane (Bass) and Ben Lear (Guitar/Vocals) first met and played music with Zach Nicita (Drums). The bond fastened instantly and has been growing progressively tighter ever since. That summer they recorded a home demo called "The Optimum Silence E.P.", which they supported with various live shows that year.
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blurbDirector Kyle Arpke wrote on November 20, 2009
I'm not sold on the locals but these guys know how to play, that's for sure. The Math Rock genre is truly unique and these guys help show why. Liquid sound