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The March Hare is a progressive, aggressive, experimental rock band with a three-pronged vocal attack that will make you laugh, cry, dance, clap your hands, and occasionally sit back and say 'woah.'
Genre:
Rock: Experimental Rock
Release Date:
2009
Mister Nimbus
© Copyright-The March Hare
(884501105729)
Record Label: The March Hare
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The March Hare wants to make you laugh, cry, dance, clap your hands, and occasionally sit back and say 'woah.' We're silly when we're sad, and crazy when we're on stage. We make our music with our hearts and our minds. We make music because we can't imagine not making music, because without it we'd burst at the seams with sorrow, rage, love, and limitless joy and awe at the living world. We are explorers, experimenters, gatherers of new influences, and we do not sit still. The March Hare of yesterday is not The March Hare of today, is not The March Hare of tomorrow. We will have failed only if we have ceased to grow. You have found The March Hare. If you like it, tell your friends. If you hate it, tell your enemies.
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author: Brad at CD Baby
It's always a good sign when you can't immediately describe a band by naming a well-known group and adding "ish" to the end of it. This Philly five-piece's list of influences must be a mile long, so trying to categorize their sound or equate it with anything familiar would be a struggle, to say the least. Precise in arrangement, random in rhythm, and stacked with endless layers of sound that become even more prevalent when you strap the headphones on, this album is both a tremendous collection of songs and a genuine musical accomplishment. With an average track length of around five minutes (there's some great seven and eight-minute numbers here) and an average vocalist count of three, you'll quickly realize that not only does each member of the group work really hard to produce these huge sounds, but they've thrown every single drop of themselves into it. The results must be heard to be appreciated, and if you're not afraid to get a little adventurous (comparisons to Gogol Bordello and Mr. Bungle were about as close as I could come), you'll find yourself easily immersed in this disc.
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