Bad Astronaut
Bad Astronaut was a Seattle-based alternative rock band fronted by singer-songwriter Joey Peters. They released their debut album 'Houston: We Have a Drinking...
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Bad Astronaut was a Seattle-based alternative rock band fronted by singer-songwriter Joey Peters. They released their debut album 'Houston: We Have a Drinking Problem' in 2001, followed by 'Acrophobe' in 2005 and 'Twelve Small Steps, One Giant Disappointment' in 2007. The band's lineup included Nathan Mendel on bass, Adam Wiltzie on drums, and Mike Mongello on guitar.
Their songs like 'Good Morning Night,' 'One Giant Disappointment,' and 'These Days' showed a mix of grunge, space rock, and folk elements. 'These Days' in particular became one of their more recognizable tracks, a slower, introspective piece that stood out from their catalog.
Bad Astronaut disbanded in 2009 after eight years together. Their music maintained a following among listeners who appreciated their particular blend of alternative rock styles.
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