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Ever So Android

Rank #12 Seattle, WA Indie / nerdtronica / Indie

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Members: Hope Simpson and Drew Murray

Sounds Like: Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Black Keys, Sleigh Bells, The Kills, Ghostland Observatory

Bio: In early 2012 Drew Murray and Hope Simpson formed Ever So Android in Seattle, Wa. They describe their sound as the illegitimate love child of the Black Keys and Deadmau5. Their live shows have been described as "inspiring", "electrifying", and "a refreshing break from the Seattle norm" which help... See Full Bio

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“If you like the Kills, you probably like ballsy guitar and great female vocals. Check. That is where this comparison ends. ESA Guitarist/loop-maker Drew Murray is fucking insane and seems destined to be one of Seattle’s guitar legends. The man is a loop-making, songwriting, coffee-drinking lunatic. Hope Simpson’s voice alternates between broken glass screams and sultry soul, luring the listener into a false sense of calm before blasting them back into reality. Think Robert Plant as a chick with better hair and no pants stuffing. The end result is a tilt-a-whirl of bluesy bite with pop hooks, beat box loops, electronica, and God’s honest truth.”

— Patrick Galactic, Death by Stars

“On some songs, like "Forward," the guitar lines are spindly and awkward, and the beat-boxing is sparse, creating an eerie platform on which to position Simpson vocals. Other songs, like "Wasted Places," carry a more menacing atmosphere, with beat-box intonations lurching the song forward, and effects painted over the churning guitars and the plaintive wails of Simpson”

— Rev. Adam Mckinney, weekly volcano

“he uses this to his advantage, creating heavy, driving rhythms that don't so much add texture as create a kind of martial momentum. The result is a hypnotic wall of sound. It's jarring to meet the end of a song, having been lulled into the doomy vibes of Ever-So-Android. Somehow, what starts as a house of cards eventually transforms into something much more fluid and immense - like raindrops collecting into a deep pool until the only word you can use to describe this new mass is "flood."”

— Rev. Adam Mckinney, weekly volcano

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the melancholy
May 29, 2012
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Apr 9, 2012
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Ever So Android - #Inferno (Live @ The White Rabbit)

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Sunset Tavern
Seattle, WA, US | 8:00pm
Sunset Tavern
Seattle, WA, US
Sat Jul 27 8:00pm
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Q: Is "Post Modern in Portland" a song name or just the name for the live video? If not what is the title and what words form the lyrics?

A: "post modern" is the name of the song. we played it in portland. hah. lyrics: let the wheel go with your foot to the floor don't stop, don't stop till you hit the front door we're buying we're living i'm yours, i'm yours to feed your pet, your pet for the week and we say... no. little girls run for little boys thinking about all their little toys we're buying we're living i'm yours, i'm yours to feed your pet, your pet for the week and we say... no. come, come and make your living off of me come, come and make your living off of me

Asked by Skippy Swell. Answered on Fri Jun 22 2012

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