MP3s
- 1.Red Chair
- 2.Death Boy
- 3.To Use Another
PHOTOS
Sad Face
wearesadface.com| BAND MEMBERS | Joe, Joel, Max, Nick and Tim |
| GENRE | Rock |
| RECORD LABEL | none |
| INFLUENCES | Sonic Youth, Low, Radiohead |
BIOGRAPHY
Sad Face, voted "Seattle's Best New Local Band" in Seattle Magazine's 2011 Reader's Poll, is a five piece rock band from Seattle, Washington. Garnering comparisons of bands such as Low, the Pixies, and Radiohead, their moody and melodic sound is diverse and dynamic, running the gamut from soft, harmony driven pop-tunes to chaotic, dissonant noise rock.
In their short career, Sad Face has had the honor of playing with great bands such as Ramona Falls (Barsuk), Mt. St. Helen's Vietnam Band (Dead Oceans), Thousands (Bella Union), and Eighteen Individual Eyes among many others, including performances at Seattle's top venues like The Showbox at the Market, Neumos, the Tractor Tavern, and the Vera Project for Seattle's 2011 Noise for the Needy festival.
Sad Face released their debut album, "Gosh Darn!", in May of 2011 with standout tracks "Death Boy", "To Use Another", "The Angel" and "Sapphire Noise" garnering airplay on Seattle's world famous independent radio station, KEXP. They quickly followed up their debut album with a diverse four-song EP, "Cheer Yourself Up," featuring the single "Red Chair."
In their short career, Sad Face has had the honor of playing with great bands such as Ramona Falls (Barsuk), Mt. St. Helen's Vietnam Band (Dead Oceans), Thousands (Bella Union), and Eighteen Individual Eyes among many others, including performances at Seattle's top venues like The Showbox at the Market, Neumos, the Tractor Tavern, and the Vera Project for Seattle's 2011 Noise for the Needy festival.
Sad Face released their debut album, "Gosh Darn!", in May of 2011 with standout tracks "Death Boy", "To Use Another", "The Angel" and "Sapphire Noise" garnering airplay on Seattle's world famous independent radio station, KEXP. They quickly followed up their debut album with a diverse four-song EP, "Cheer Yourself Up," featuring the single "Red Chair."
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