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Gramophonedzie
Gramophonedzie formed in California in the late 1990s with Andy Caldwell on vocals and guitar, Brent DeBoer on bass and keyboards, and Zach Hill on drums....
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Gramophonedzie formed in California in the late 1990s with Andy Caldwell on vocals and guitar, Brent DeBoer on bass and keyboards, and Zach Hill on drums. Their debut album 'Why Don't You' came out in 2001, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song.
After that initial release, the band went through a period where they struggled to find consistent label support. They took a break starting around 2008, then returned in 2014 with new material. Their later albums included 'Cardiff Giant' in 2015.
Their sound drew from electronic and rock elements, with songs like 'Why Don't You' and 'No Sugar' showing their approach to blending those influences. The band's lineup remained those three core members through their active years.
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