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Knowdaverbs
Knowdaverbs was a band that formed in New York City in the late 1990s, with Jesse Keeler on vocals and guitar, Marc Olson on bass, and Kevin Haskins on drums....
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Knowdaverbs was a band that formed in New York City in the late 1990s, with Jesse Keeler on vocals and guitar, Marc Olson on bass, and Kevin Haskins on drums. They released their first EP in 1998 and put out albums like 'The Greatest Show on Earth' in 2000 and 'United States of Angst' in 2002.
Their song 'Roam' came out in 2004 and became their most recognized track. They also recorded songs like 'Fifth Element' and 'Call Of The Dung Bettle'. The band's music had an experimental quality that didn't fit neatly into genre categories.
Knowdaverbs released 'The Almanac' in 2004 and 'The Dead Sea Scrolls' in 2008. Their lyrics often dealt with abstract themes and imagery, which sometimes drew criticism from more traditional music writers. They maintained a relatively underground presence throughout their active years.
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