Club of the Sons
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Club Of The Sons | ||
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Background information | ||
Origin | New Orleans, Louisiana USA |
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Genre(s) | "odd-soul", glam rock, synth rock, indie rock, experimental music | |
Years active | 2005-present | |
Label(s) | Spacefarm Records | |
Associated acts |
MACROSICK Earthsuit Mute Math |
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Website | SpaceFarmRecords.com | |
Members | ||
Adam LaClave Jonathan Allen David Hutchison |
Club Of The Sons is an American indie rock band based out of New Orleans, Lousiana started by Adam LaClave, former frontman of Christian rock band Earthsuit and Jonathan Allen, one-time bassist for electro rock act Mute Math.
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[edit] Biography
Founders Adam LaClave and Jonathan Allen were both members of the New Orleans-based new wave indie band MACROSICK when Hurricane Katrina forced the members of the band to relocate. With MACROSICK effectively on hiatus, LaClave and Allen took the opportunity to make a departure from Macrosick's 80's sound, and embraced a combination of soul music and glam rock influences to form a sample-based, experimental genre that they term "odd soul". LaClave has also described the sound as "Bowie goes black gospel".
The band independently released a 6-track EP affectionately known as the Diamond EP co-produced with Paul Meany of Mute Math. Former Earthsuit drummer David "Hutch" Hutchison joined in early 2006. Club Of The Sons toured intermittently throughout 2006 opening for Mute Math, Jonezetta, & The Whigs in Fall 2006.[1] [2] The tour marked the first time that Adam LaClave, David Hutchison, Paul Meany, and Roy Mitchell reunited since the dissolution of Earthsuit. A new release is scheduled for Spring 2007 as well as a stent of tour dates with Mute Math, The Cinematics, and Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin.
[edit] Members
- Adam LaClave aka "Chuck Famous" - lead vocals, songwriter, producer
- Jonathan Allen aka "Bface Watkins" - bassist, samples, songwriter, producer
- David Hutchison aka "Hutch" - drums
- Mark Coston aka "Apollo Gospy" - background vocals, keys
- Chris Evans aka "Koalacrev" - sample conductor, percussion, effects
[edit] Discography
- Diamond EP (2006)
- "People Are Just" (3:57)
- "Triggers While You Sleep" (3:27)
- "Shop Rules" (4:31)
- "Streetwork" (4:02)
- "Hollywood Animal" (4:34)
- "Extinction In Our Eyes" (3:55)
- Untitled EP (2007)
- "Triggers While You Sleep"
- "People Are Just"
- "Streetwork"
- "How To Develop A Magic Word"
- "A Taste For Blood"
- "Hollywood Animal"
- "Extinction In Our Eyes"
- "Don't Buy Me A Wolf"
[edit] Trivia
- The band's name is a reference to Fritz Lang's Metropolis.
- Adam counts Kim Burrell among his chief vocal influences.
- Adam is good friends with solo artist Kevin Max (formerly of dcTalk).
- Adam LaClave is co-writer on several Mute Math songs including "Without It", "Chaos", and "Control". For the latter, he received a Dove Award in 2005 for the latter when it won "Modern Rock Recorded Song of the Year".[3]
- Darren King of Mute Math cites David Hutchison as his "favorite drummer ever".[4]
[edit] References
- ^ Mute Math and the YouTube generation. The Corner Table (October 30, 2006).
- ^ Review of Mute Math show. Birmingham Weekly (October 26, 2006).
- ^ Dove Award Recipients of 2005. Gospel Music Association.
- ^ Interview: Mute Math on Connect NEXT. Sony Connect (December 5, 2006).
[edit] External links
- Club of the Sons on MySpace - (official page)
- Spacefarm Records Official Site
- Club Of The Sons Concert Photo Recap by Roy Mitchell-Cardenas of Mute Math
- Earthsuit, Mute Math, Club of the Sons, & Macrosick forum