Passage
Passage formed around vocalist Jason Achilles, guitarist Nick Sibley, bassist Graham Wyles, and drummer Tom Dhani. They worked together on music that didn't...
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Passage formed around vocalist Jason Achilles, guitarist Nick Sibley, bassist Graham Wyles, and drummer Tom Dhani. They worked together on music that didn't fit neatly into genre categories, with Achilles handling songwriting and Sibley producing.
Their song 'A Death In Autumn' came out in 2009. It's built around a haunting melody and ethereal arrangements, with lyrics that touch on loss and the passage of time. Other tracks like 'Reagan's Chest' and 'Creature In Classroom' show their range.
Early on, some record labels weren't sure what to do with their sound. They kept working anyway, building their material around Achilles' vocals, Sibley's guitar work, Wyles' basslines, and Dhani's drumming.
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