The Band Of Heathens
The Band of Heathens formed in Austin in the early 2000s when Ed Jurdi met drummer John Chipman, later adding bassist Gordy Quist. Their self-titled debut...
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The Band of Heathens formed in Austin in the early 2000s when Ed Jurdi met drummer John Chipman, later adding bassist Gordy Quist. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2006, establishing them with a mix of folk, Americana, and rock. They've kept a steady output since, with albums like 'Duende' in 2010 and 'Sunday Morning Record' in 2015.
Their song 'Hurricane,' released in 2008, became a signature track for the band, often featured in their live sets. Another notable song is 'Aint No More Cane.' The lineup shifted in 2017 when Quist departed and Trevor Nealon joined on bass and other instruments.
They've maintained a presence on the road, touring regularly while continuing to record. Their music draws from straightforward songwriting rather than grand statements, with a focus on the interplay between Jurdi's vocals and the band's arrangements.
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