Goodbye Melody Mountain
post-rock
ambient
theremin
instrumental
math rock
"The first song we wrote as a quartet. Parts of the end are inspired by a recording of a jam we had during an earlier stay at the cabin, the same trip The Cottage tune is from. In other parts of the end other songs a quoted. The last wacky pseudo ethinic bits were created during my week of fever. The longest tune. Cellos, violins, ah's, spiraling guitars, bombastic bass and patient drums. Title taken from Josh, tweaked a bit though."
Sigmund Bade: bass, percussion Read more on Last.fm.
The Samuel Jackson Five is a band from Oslo, Norway, that play rock music with a slight folk, indie, math, hardcore, jazz, kraut, post-rock and progrock influence.
Thomas Kaldhol: Guitar, bass
Sven Andréen : Drums, percussion, electronics
Sigmund Bade: Bass, keys, guitars, percussion
Thomas Meidell: Guitar, keys, electronics, percussion
They have released five albums, Same Same But Different (2004), Easily Misunderstood (2005), Goodbye Melody Mountain (2008), The Samuel Jackson Five (2012) and Seasons In The Hum (2014). A 4 x 12" vinyl box collecting the first 3 albums, was released in October 2010.
Official website: http://www.sj5.no/
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/thesamueljacksonfive/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thesamueljacksonfive
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