Vents showcase
Loveless Effect's southern roots
with Black Smoke Rising
Loveless Effect are three
best friends with a passion for creating music and a hunger for wanting to
share that passion with the world. A unique country-blues-rock band from Buckeye, Arizona.
Drawing from shared influences such as Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters
and Rush, but also their individual influences, has resulted in a melting pot
of genres and styles that have moulded together to form the bands’ signature
sound.
Seth Loveless comments, 'I wrote Black Smoke Rising as a metaphor for all of the destruction, disaster, and chaos etc. going on in our world. It was chosen as the single because musically it has a very epic sound to it with the dynamics changing. By dynamics I mean it starts off quiet and builds up then quiets down again. It adds dramatic effect to the metaphorical statement the song makes. A lot of people can relate to the statement as well.
As far as the EP goes, we think it has a very eclectic feel to it and there’s a song on there for everyone. You can hear the different styles of music uniquely blended together. It’s an EP that you could put in the car, listen to and just drive. You might speed up or slow down while driving depending on which song is playing!
We hope it takes people on a good a musical journey. As a band we think we have good musical chemistry together. We are all locked in rhythmically. All of our different influences individually blend together to create our sound.'
Seth Loveless comments, 'I wrote Black Smoke Rising as a metaphor for all of the destruction, disaster, and chaos etc. going on in our world. It was chosen as the single because musically it has a very epic sound to it with the dynamics changing. By dynamics I mean it starts off quiet and builds up then quiets down again. It adds dramatic effect to the metaphorical statement the song makes. A lot of people can relate to the statement as well.
As far as the EP goes, we think it has a very eclectic feel to it and there’s a song on there for everyone. You can hear the different styles of music uniquely blended together. It’s an EP that you could put in the car, listen to and just drive. You might speed up or slow down while driving depending on which song is playing!
We hope it takes people on a good a musical journey. As a band we think we have good musical chemistry together. We are all locked in rhythmically. All of our different influences individually blend together to create our sound.'
#Acoustic #Soft Rock #Classic Rock #Country #Arizona
About Loveless Effect
Home
Town: Buckeye, AZ
Record
Label: Poker Face Records
Short
description: Loveless Effect is a rock band influenced by Led Zeppelin, Chet
Atkins, Foo Fighters, Pink Floyd, The Who, Johnny Cash, Rush, RHCP, and many
more.
The band comprise Seth Loveless (Lead Vocals & Guitar), Forest Towers (Bass) and Justin
Schafer (Drums/Percussion)
Their eponymous debut EP dropped on
Feb 19, 2016 is headed up by the single “Standing In The Rain”.
It is available to purchase: Amazon UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
The
launch of Loveless Effect’s professional music career was marked by the
recording of their debut EP at Lionshare Studios in Los Angeles, CA. The
project was produced by award-winning film director, musician and music
producer, Martin Guigui (Billy Gibbons, Steve Earle) and featured performances
from guitarist, Eric Johnson and drummer, Kenny Aronoff.
All
six tracks were written or co-written by Seth Loveless, Forest Towers and
Justin Schafer.
Having
paid their dues playing at local bars and venues in Arizona, Loveless Effect
were looking to spread their wings and managed to land gigs in Austin, TX
during the world-renowned South by Southwest Festival
The
future is looking incredibly bright for the Arizona-based band who are writing
material for their second album.
They
embarked on a 2016 tour of Europe (March – April) with dates slated for the US
and Canada with the UK’s Sasha McVeigh
in 2016.
On
Sun 22 May 2016 Justin Schafer played cajon (nominally a box-shaped percussion
instrument originally from Peru, played by slapping the front or rear faces
(generally thin plywood) with the hands, fingers, or sometimes various
implements such as brushes, mallets, or sticks) for Sasha on her debut
performance on Gaby Roslin's show on BBC Radio London.
Loveless
Effect are said to be “on an upward climb
and nobody can stop them”.
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