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The Morrow

Rank #698 Brooklyn, NY Rock / Alternative / Indie Pop

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Members: Dan Morrow - lead vocals/rhythm guitar, Alex Sherba - Lead Guitar, Gabby Sherba - bass/bvox,Jonathan Vergara Drums

Sounds Like: Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, Captain Beefheart, of Montreal, The Shins, The Magnetic Fields

Bio: The Morrow is a Brooklyn based band consisting of Daniel Morrow (singer/songwriter), Alex Sherba (guitarist), Jonathan Vergara (drummer) and Gabby Ess (vocals, bass, piano and anything else you can think of!) The band members enjoy switching instruments and genres equally and it is this versati... See Full Bio

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“Having seen various U.S. shows featuring Daniel Morrow solo, I was nicely taken aback by the result of Morrow’s transition from solitary guitar-man to the now wholly band called ‘The Morrow.’ A British reincarnation from Morrow’s London days, now fully loaded with new American members, Morrow is heading up a guitar-laden group—producing nice juxtaposition against numerous flashes and respectful hints of Elliot Smith, The Beatles, and perhaps a here-and-there of Paul Simon. To boot, they managed to incorporate every type of song—from a Stones’-ready rock n’roll piece, to the ever-present ballad and cover but I noticed the audience never stopped dancing. No doubt the distinguishing sound threading throughout the set was mainly due to Morrow’s expansive vocal range, which is remnant of both Thom Yorke and the aforementioned Smith.In a nutshell, this band is tight, concise, and Morrow himself is quite charismatic on stage, evoking confidence allowed to a veteran musician”

— taryn fort, L magazine

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