Meeting Of Important People
Meeting of Important People formed in Los Angeles around Brian Case and Jonathan Brodsky. They were later joined by bassist Orion Simprini and drummer Daniel...
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Meeting of Important People formed in Los Angeles around Brian Case and Jonathan Brodsky. They were later joined by bassist Orion Simprini and drummer Daniel Fang. The band's songs like 'Down In The Hallow' and 'Rest-stop' have a straightforward indie rock feel with Case handling vocals and Brodsky on guitar.
Their music doesn't try to reinvent anything, just solid guitar work and clear vocals. 'Stop Seeming Like a Good Idea' shows their basic approach to songwriting. They put out a few tracks that found some listeners without making a big splash.
They worked together for a while in LA before things seemed to slow down. The band name suggests something more formal than their actual sound, which was pretty direct and uncomplicated.
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