Tracorum
Tracorum's contagious musical journeying is a blend of southern swamp pop, soul, honky tonk, roots rock americana with a rhythmic diversity that adds elements of funk, latin-caribbean and gospel stomp to their unique sound. Great songwriting steeped in rich vocal harmonies and urban storytelling are the vehicle on which this powerful quartet had made their national ascent.
Tracorum has shared the stage with great acts such as Robert Randolph Family Band, Trombone Shorty, Rebirth Brass Band, Ivan Neville Dumpstafunk, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Umphreys McGee, Bill Kreutzmann's (Grateful Dead) 7 Walkers, Mickey Hart Band (Grateful Dead), Anders Osborne, Leo Neocentelli and played great events like Sundance Film Festival, New Orleans Jazz Festival Night Shows, SXSW, High Sierra Music Festival, Hangtown Halloween Music Festival, 4 Peak Music Festival, and many more.
The Low Rollers
The Low Rollers are a fuzzed-out power trio that emerged from the fog of the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco in early 2011. What started as the solo project of long-time Bay Area musician and prolific songwriter Joel Murach (Paddlefoot, 86) with his brother Tom Murach (86, Tracorum) on drums mutated into something a little bit weirder and louder when they were joined by bassist Colin Peden shortly after he had moved to San Francisco from his musical home of Austin, Texas.
The trio is eager to explore a variety of styles, and Murach's lyrics tie sometimes disparate sounds together as a unified whole. With their first album as a trio, Sun, Wind, Etc. (2012), the band's country-inflected sound ranged from psych-tinged garage to loose-limbed Americana. Their upcoming album Louder, (2015), recorded with engineer Tim Green at Louder Studios in Grass Valley, CA, turns up the volume and begins to come apart at the seams, with overblown guitars and short, loud instrumentals that allow the band to explore their love of classic rock tropes in miniature, mixed among banging, unhinged bar rock songs that smell of sex and booze.
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Tracorum's contagious musical journeying is a blend of southern swamp pop, soul, honky tonk, roots rock americana with a rhythmic diversity that adds elements of funk, latin-caribbean and gospel stomp to their unique sound. Great songwriting steeped in rich vocal harmonies and urban storytelling are the vehicle on which this powerful quartet had made their national ascent.
Tracorum has shared the stage with great acts such as Robert Randolph Family Band, Trombone Shorty, Rebirth Brass Band, Ivan Neville Dumpstafunk, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Umphreys McGee, Bill Kreutzmann's (Grateful Dead) 7 Walkers, Mickey Hart Band (Grateful Dead), Anders Osborne, Leo Neocentelli and played great events like Sundance Film Festival, New Orleans Jazz Festival Night Shows, SXSW, High Sierra Music Festival, Hangtown Halloween Music Festival, 4 Peak Music Festival, and many more.
The Low Rollers
The Low Rollers are a fuzzed-out power trio that emerged from the fog of the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco in early 2011. What started as the solo project of long-time Bay Area musician and prolific songwriter Joel Murach (Paddlefoot, 86) with his brother Tom Murach (86, Tracorum) on drums mutated into something a little bit weirder and louder when they were joined by bassist Colin Peden shortly after he had moved to San Francisco from his musical home of Austin, Texas.
The trio is eager to explore a variety of styles, and Murach's lyrics tie sometimes disparate sounds together as a unified whole. With their first album as a trio, Sun, Wind, Etc. (2012), the band's country-inflected sound ranged from psych-tinged garage to loose-limbed Americana. Their upcoming album Louder, (2015), recorded with engineer Tim Green at Louder Studios in Grass Valley, CA, turns up the volume and begins to come apart at the seams, with overblown guitars and short, loud instrumentals that allow the band to explore their love of classic rock tropes in miniature, mixed among banging, unhinged bar rock songs that smell of sex and booze.
Tracorum
Tracorum's contagious musical journeying is a blend of southern swamp pop, soul, honky tonk, roots rock americana with a rhythmic diversity that adds elements of funk, latin-caribbean and gospel stomp to their unique sound. Great songwriting steeped in rich vocal harmonies and urban storytelling are the vehicle on which this powerful quartet had made their national ascent.
Tracorum has shared the stage with great acts such as Robert Randolph Family Band, Trombone Shorty, Rebirth Brass Band, Ivan Neville Dumpstafunk, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Umphreys McGee, Bill Kreutzmann's (Grateful Dead) 7 Walkers, Mickey Hart Band (Grateful Dead), Anders Osborne, Leo Neocentelli and played great events like Sundance Film Festival, New Orleans Jazz Festival Night Shows, SXSW, High Sierra Music Festival, Hangtown Halloween Music Festival, 4 Peak Music Festival, and many more.
The Low Rollers
The Low Rollers are a fuzzed-out power trio that emerged from the fog of the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco in early 2011. What started as the solo project of long-time Bay Area musician and prolific songwriter Joel Murach (Paddlefoot, 86) with his brother Tom Murach (86, Tracorum) on drums mutated into something a little bit weirder and louder when they were joined by bassist Colin Peden shortly after he had moved to San Francisco from his musical home of Austin, Texas.
The trio is eager to explore a variety of styles, and Murach's lyrics tie sometimes disparate sounds together as a unified whole. With their first album as a trio, Sun, Wind, Etc. (2012), the band's country-inflected sound ranged from psych-tinged garage to loose-limbed Americana. Their upcoming album Louder, (2015), recorded with engineer Tim Green at Louder Studios in Grass Valley, CA, turns up the volume and begins to come apart at the seams, with overblown guitars and short, loud instrumentals that allow the band to explore their love of classic rock tropes in miniature, mixed among banging, unhinged bar rock songs that smell of sex and booze.
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Tracorum's contagious musical journeying is a blend of southern swamp pop, soul, honky tonk, roots rock americana with a rhythmic diversity that adds elements of funk, latin-caribbean and gospel stomp to their unique sound. Great songwriting steeped in rich vocal harmonies and urban storytelling are the vehicle on which this powerful quartet had made their national ascent.
Tracorum has shared the stage with great acts such as Robert Randolph Family Band, Trombone Shorty, Rebirth Brass Band, Ivan Neville Dumpstafunk, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Umphreys McGee, Bill Kreutzmann's (Grateful Dead) 7 Walkers, Mickey Hart Band (Grateful Dead), Anders Osborne, Leo Neocentelli and played great events like Sundance Film Festival, New Orleans Jazz Festival Night Shows, SXSW, High Sierra Music Festival, Hangtown Halloween Music Festival, 4 Peak Music Festival, and many more.
The Low Rollers
The Low Rollers are a fuzzed-out power trio that emerged from the fog of the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco in early 2011. What started as the solo project of long-time Bay Area musician and prolific songwriter Joel Murach (Paddlefoot, 86) with his brother Tom Murach (86, Tracorum) on drums mutated into something a little bit weirder and louder when they were joined by bassist Colin Peden shortly after he had moved to San Francisco from his musical home of Austin, Texas.
The trio is eager to explore a variety of styles, and Murach's lyrics tie sometimes disparate sounds together as a unified whole. With their first album as a trio, Sun, Wind, Etc. (2012), the band's country-inflected sound ranged from psych-tinged garage to loose-limbed Americana. Their upcoming album Louder, (2015), recorded with engineer Tim Green at Louder Studios in Grass Valley, CA, turns up the volume and begins to come apart at the seams, with overblown guitars and short, loud instrumentals that allow the band to explore their love of classic rock tropes in miniature, mixed among banging, unhinged bar rock songs that smell of sex and booze.
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