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DAT ADAM
DAT ADAM formed in Austin around 2009 when John Thomas met drummer Ryan Chamberlain. They later added bassist Erik Petersen and guitarist Wes Prewitt to...
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DAT ADAM formed in Austin around 2009 when John Thomas met drummer Ryan Chamberlain. They later added bassist Erik Petersen and guitarist Wes Prewitt to become a quartet. The band's 2012 song '700 Main St' reached the Billboard Americana chart's top 10.
Their music includes tracks like 'DFA' and 'Forrest' alongside '700 Main St.' The lyrics tend toward introspection, touching on personal themes as in 'Ich Roaste Mich Selbst' and 'Lennon 2.'
In 2015, DAT ADAM dealt with a legal dispute involving a former manager. The existing history mentions challenges but doesn't detail them further.
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