Overhead
Overhead formed in Chicago in 2006, with Mark Hill on vocals, Patrick Carney on drums, William Goldsmith on drums, and Alex White handling guitar, bass, and...
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Overhead formed in Chicago in 2006, with Mark Hill on vocals, Patrick Carney on drums, William Goldsmith on drums, and Alex White handling guitar, bass, and keyboards. They released their debut album 'Aerial' the following year. Their songs like 'Air' and 'From Flesh To Purple Sky' have a spacious, atmospheric quality that feels both immediate and reflective.
After Goldsmith left in 2012, Carney took over drum duties. The band kept putting out records every few years, including 'Sunlit Youth' in 2010 and 'Fall of Man' in 2013. Their later work on albums like 'In Between' and 'Cycles' shows them working with a broader palette of sounds, though they never lost that core sense of melody.
They've managed to stay fairly consistent while letting their arrangements grow. Tracks like 'As Stolen' and 'Handsome Machine' suggest a band comfortable exploring different textures without chasing trends. Overhead's catalog feels like it was built quietly, one album at a time.
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