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De Khalafary's formed in San Francisco in the early 2000s, with Vincent Frederick on guitar and vocals, Noah Glass on bass, and Jonathan Zander on drums. They...
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De Khalafary's formed in San Francisco in the early 2000s, with Vincent Frederick on guitar and vocals, Noah Glass on bass, and Jonathan Zander on drums. They put out their first album, 'Cicada,' in 2005, followed by 'The Moth' in 2007 and 'Pachamama' in 2010.
Their 2010 album 'Pachamama' takes its name from the Incan earth goddess, and the title track became their most recognized song. It's built around swirling guitars and pulsing rhythms, with lyrics that touch on environmental themes.
Their sound pulls from psychedelic rock and traditional Andean music, though they've sometimes drawn questions about their use of indigenous imagery. They've kept a fairly low profile since those early 2010s releases.
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