Guster
Guster started in 1992 when Adam Gardner and Ryan Miller met at Tufts University in Boston. They were joined by bassist Joe Pisapia and drummer Brian...
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Guster started in 1992 when Adam Gardner and Ryan Miller met at Tufts University in Boston. They were joined by bassist Joe Pisapia and drummer Brian Rosenworcel, releasing their debut album "Goldfly" in 1996. The single "Fa Fa" found some traction on college radio stations.
Their 2003 album "Keep It Together" included the song "One Man Wrecking Machine," which reached the top 10 on the Billboard Adult Alternative Songs chart. Other tracks like "Architects & Engineers" and "Satellite" also appeared around this period.
In 2006, Pisapia left the band after 14 years. Luke Reynolds joined as bassist in 2010, and Guster continued recording with albums like "Easy Wonderful" and "Evermotion."
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