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Rider & Rolling Thunder
It’s a bit of a blend of folk, rock and country music that we think goes down like a good scotch. Smooth and smokey but with an undeniable bite.
PREVIEW:
Fauxrr
Sounds made for the visual creators who have an appreciation of the lines and colors of their surroundings. Lost by those that need explanation but if you can really feel music you can digest how this music makes you feel. For some it this may be haunting, uplifting, energetic or just a new journey in sound.
Fauxrr may be the soundtrack for your ride on the subway, driving in the rain, cycling at high speeds in an urban environment or sitting in a space that captures mood lighting. It is meant to fill a void in anything you have ‘t ever heard before. Try escaping from what’s familiar to you, put on some headphones and press play to Fauxrr.
A new single will be release the 26th of every month in 2020. Check out the teaser song “Sabbath” released January 26th, 2020.
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Night Fighter
If there’s one thing science fiction has taught us, it’s that the future is going to be both dark and entrancing. Some of it will be moments of wonder that we can only dream of today. Night Fighter is the soundtrack to that future providing a preface that allows our imagination to take us where we have never been before.
Sit back listen and imagine…..it’s 2080.
Treefort 2017- Best Artist-Venue Synergy: Nightwave
“And then there’s Nightwave, who I came across after being lured into Spacebar, a retro beercade about half the size of Ground Kontrol. As scenes from the 1986 sci-fi adventure flick Flight of the Navigator projected onto a screen above him, he conjured up the kind of stomach-knotting, sweaty-palmed dread that matches perfectly with the pressure of trying to break your own Galaga high-score.”
Marshall Poole
About
“Marshall Poole is not a person but a band of four different individuals: Rider, Mike, Seth and Mel. These four, who’ve grown up together as people and musicians, collaborate to create a musical experience that is both nostalgic and innovative from combining psychedelic rock to southern vibes; straight-up pop songs to instrumentals; heavy guitars to intricate keyboards; noisy bass to polyrhythmic drums.
For fans of: My Morning Jacket, The Allman Brothers Band, Russian Circles and Frank Zappa… meet Marshall Poole.
“Marshall Poole isn’t a person; it’s a four-piece rock ’n’ roll outfit that originated out of the Boise suburbs at a New Year’s party in 2011. While the band is most certainly from Idaho, much of the music of their late-2015 release Totems is full of grizzly psychedelic Southern rock licks. It’s music that speaks to your soul while also slapping you in the face.”
— The Inlander
The members of Marshall Poole have been playing their quirky and contemplative rock n’ roll since their first show on New Year’s Eve, 2011. The three original members (Rider, Michael and Melanie) grew up together and began practicing inside a pool house in small-town Caldwell, ID. After graduating high school and moving to Boise, they began to develop their core roots in heavy rock n’ roll, finally finding their love of weaving multiple genres together when they added their newest member, Seth Graham. Since the release of their first full-length album ‘Totems’ (Defendu Records), Marshall Poole have been critically acclaimed for their high energy and heavy content.
There upcoming album Pasadena is set to release mid-late 2018. One thing that the members of Marshall Poole want their fans to expect is that each album will be something different. Pasadena will definitely be a an eye opener for those fans who haven’t seen them at a show for a while. Testing the new sounds in their hometown of Boise, ID the dancing continues at the family events while at the venues fans are chanting “encore”.
“When all modern music seems to be lackluster and Mumfording, this record is a massive right hook poised to knock them square on their ass. With just days left in the year, almost as if on purpose, Totems parks squarely on my top ten and I don’t doubt it will yours as well.”
— Nanobot Rock Reviews
They have shared the stage with many popular acts including Ty Segall, JEFF the Brotherhood, The Shivas, Screaming Females, The Thermals, Tango Alpha Tango, and more.
PAST FESTIVALS:
RedGorilla Music Festival – 2014 (Austin, TX)
KYRS Marmot Music Festival – 2014 (Spokane, WA)
Treefort Music Festival – 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 (Boise, ID)
Camp Daze – 2016 (Missoula, MT)
Volume: Inlander Music Festival – 2016 (Spokane, WA)
UMS – 2016 (Denver, CO)
Offbeat Music Fest- 2017(Reno,NV)
Eastern Oregon Beer Festival(EOBF)- (La Grande, OR)
MUSIC VIDEOS:
“Alpha Omega” Official Music Video
“Diamond Crusher” Live at The Make-Out Room – San Francisco, CA
LICENSING:
“Crosstops” from The Misconception album featured in Hollister – ‘Men’s SoCal Spring Fashion’ promo – 2015
“Alpha Omega” from Totems album featured in Burton Snowboards – ‘US Snowboarding Championship’ promo – 2016
“Alpha Omega” from Totems album featured in VANS BMX – ‘Illustrated: A Vans BMX Video’ trailer – 2016
“Crosstops” from The Misconception album featured on Fox MTB – ‘Ride. All Weather: Bas Van Steenbergen and Kirt Voreis’ promo – 2017