Blind Pilot
Blind Pilot formed in Portland, Oregon, with Israel Nebeker on guitar and vocals, Erin Wilbur on bass, and Ryan Dobrowski on drums. Their debut album '3...
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Blind Pilot formed in Portland, Oregon, with Israel Nebeker on guitar and vocals, Erin Wilbur on bass, and Ryan Dobrowski on drums. Their debut album '3 Rounds and a Sound' came out in 2011, followed by 'We Are the Tide' in 2014 and 'And Then Like Lions' in 2016.
Songs like '3 Rounds and a Sound' and 'Half Moon' have a quiet, reflective quality that feels particular to this band. Nebeker's voice carries those melodies with a kind of plainspoken weight, while the arrangements stay fairly spare.
In 2010, Wilbur was diagnosed with cancer, which led the band to pause touring and recording for a time. They worked through that period and kept making music afterward.
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