Birdtalker
Birdtalker formed in Los Angeles around Zach Carper on vocals and guitar, with Justin Renninger on guitar and keys, Jake Miller on bass, and Sam Hughes on...
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Birdtalker formed in Los Angeles around Zach Carper on vocals and guitar, with Justin Renninger on guitar and keys, Jake Miller on bass, and Sam Hughes on drums and percussion. Their 2013 debut album 'One' included a cover of Tim Buckley's 'Song for the Siren' that led to a copyright lawsuit from Buckley's estate, which complicated their early momentum.
Songs like 'Heavy' and 'Better Days' show their mix of folk and ambient electronics, with Carper's vocals floating over textured arrangements.
Their sound has drawn comparisons to artists like Bon Iver and Sigur Rós, built on layered melodies and spare, reflective lyrics. They've developed a reputation for immersive live shows that lean into the atmospheric quality of their recordings.
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