Nilsen, Lind, Holm, Fuentes
Nilsen, Lind, Holm, Fuentes was a quartet from Los Angeles with Erik Nilsen on vocals, Jon Lind on guitar, Mark Holm on drums, and Miqueas Fuentes on bass....
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Nilsen, Lind, Holm, Fuentes was a quartet from Los Angeles with Erik Nilsen on vocals, Jon Lind on guitar, Mark Holm on drums, and Miqueas Fuentes on bass. They played a mix of rock, alternative, and folk that felt straightforward and unforced.
In 1999, they had a radio hit with "Stay on These Roads," a song about the open road that became popular for driving playlists. Their lyrics sometimes touched on alienation and addiction, which drew both criticism and appreciation for being direct about those subjects.
They toured regularly, and people who saw them live mentioned Nilsen's stage presence and how tight the band sounded together. Another song of theirs, "Unloved," shows the kind of plainspoken mood they could settle into.
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