Snail
Snail formed in Northampton, Massachusetts, with Michael Johnson on vocals and guitar, Ian Engles on guitar, Chris Woodhouse on bass, and Tyler Parkford on...
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Snail formed in Northampton, Massachusetts, with Michael Johnson on vocals and guitar, Ian Engles on guitar, Chris Woodhouse on bass, and Tyler Parkford on drums. Their debut album 'Slow Motion' came out in 1995, and a song from it called 'Love Theme' got some attention. They put out a few more records like 'Distant Star' in 1997 and 'Memory Lane' in 2000.
Some of their songs have titles like 'A Mustard Seed,' 'Blacklight,' and 'Blood.' They kept making music into the 2000s with albums like 'Dreamland' in 2005 and 'The Eternal Wave' in 2012.
There was some legal trouble around 2002 with a former label over who owned their music, but they got through it. They kept playing shows and recording for a while after that.
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