Vonnegutt
Vonnegutt formed in Seattle in 1996 with Isaac Carter on vocals and guitar, Joshua Mercer on guitar, and Samuel Baker on drums. Their debut album 'The Book of...
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Vonnegutt formed in Seattle in 1996 with Isaac Carter on vocals and guitar, Joshua Mercer on guitar, and Samuel Baker on drums. Their debut album 'The Book of Changes' came out in 2002, featuring the single 'Going Home.' They've released several albums since then, including 'The Lost Colony' in 2005 and 'The Panorama' in 2009.
Their music draws from folk and rock, with songs like 'Bright Eyes' and 'Ex-Girlfriends are Stupid' showing their range. The band's sound has some of the introspective quality you hear in Leonard Cohen or Jeff Buckley, but they've kept their own voice through the years.
They put out 'The Garden' in 2013 and 'The Quiet Hour' in 2017, working steadily without much fanfare. Vonnegutt has stayed with that core trio since the beginning, making music that feels lived-in rather than chasing trends.
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