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Kolombo
Kolombo was a band with Michael Poznansky on vocals and guitar, Dan Bennett on drums, and Adam Dulude on bass. They put out a debut album in 2009 that...
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Kolombo was a band with Michael Poznansky on vocals and guitar, Dan Bennett on drums, and Adam Dulude on bass. They put out a debut album in 2009 that included the song "What Could Make Me Think." A second album followed two years later.
Their music drew from alternative rock, jazz, and electronica. Some listeners found their sound unconventional and their lyrics, which often dealt with love and self-doubt, could be provocative.
Kolombo's lineup also included a keyboardist named Adam Falkner. They didn't release a huge amount of material, but the records they did make have a specific, layered quality that some people still talk about.
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