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Indian by VilaFishburn
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fave it Power Pop | Modern Rock
6 tracks | 21 minutes
Released May 2004
on VilaFishburn
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:41 Indian lyrics BUY MP3 03:41 Indian lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:41 Indian
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:56 Dreams lyrics BUY MP3 03:56 Dreams lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:56 Dreams
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A creative mix of pop and rock that is always melodic and often moody.
Bio / Background
Indian, a musically dynamic and lyrically searching debut EP from the Indy-based band VilaFishburn, is a most-enjoyable, and all-too-short, collection of intelligent rock songs, self-produced in the band's home studio. Consisting of three original members of the now-defunct Port 80 and utilizing two of the area's most talented bass players, VilaFishburn creates a sound that is at times dark, at times hopeful, but always musical, vibrant and cerebral.
The self-titled first song is an anthemic American Indian prayer that blends warm acoustic and electric guitars, and is highlighted by a soaring, spatial bridge that is at once tender and powerful. "Fall Again" contains a walking bass line and slight jazz shuffle rhythm that command the mood of this self-deprecating analysis of one young man's apathetic account of early adult life. Hearing this I can certainly recall those days of laughing all the way out of the bars and waking up the next day realizing that nothing had changed.
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