Альбомы исполнителя
The Singing Hatchet
1999 · альбом
Eight
2013 · альбом
The Illustrated Garden
2010 · альбом
Auditorium
2008 · альбом
The Fallen Leaf Pages
2005 · альбом
And the Surrounding Mountains
2002 · альбом
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Биография
The L.A.-based Radar Bros. -- originally comprised of guitarist Jim Putnam (Medicine, Maids of Gravity), bassist Senon Williams (Dengue Fever), and drummer Steve Goodfriend -- debuted with a self-titled EP (Fingerpaint Records) and quickly gained themselves a following in the U.K. By 1996, the band had signed to Restless Records and issued a self-titled LP that combined sonic guitarscapes and smoky melodies, earning Radar Bros. a slowcore/sadcore tag and aligning them with peers Acetone and Low (while evoking memories of Neil Young, Brian Wilson, and Pink Floyd). Singing Hatchet followed in 1999, and the band supported its release with tours across North America, the U.K., and Europe. Three years went by before their sun-drenched follow-up was released, but And the Surrounding Mountains was a Crazy Horse-meets-Pink Floyd record that brightened the Merge Records release schedule in the spring of 2002. The band subsequently chose to stick with Merge, releasing The Fallen Leaf Pages in 2005 and Auditorium (their first album with guitarist/keyboardist Jeff Palmer) in 2008. By their 2010 release The Illustrated Garden, the band consisted of Putnam along with bass player Be Hussey and drummer Stevie Treichel. In 2013, the band resurfaced with eighth album Eight, with cover art paying tribute to the artwork of Joni Mitchell's breakthrough album The Hissing of Summer Lawns. ~ Denise Sullivan, Rovi