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Club Of The Sons
Background information
Origin	New Orleans, Lousiana USA
Genre(s)	"odd-soul", glam rock, synth rock, indie rock, experimental music
Years active	2005-present
Label(s)	Spacefarm Records
Associated acts	MACROSICK Earthsuit Mute Math
Website	http://www.spacefarmrecords.com/
Members
Adam LaClave Jonathan Allen David Hutchison

Club Of The Sons is an American indie rock band based out of New Orleans, Lousiana started by Adam LaClave, former frontman of Christian rock band Earthsuit and Jonathan Allen, one-time bassist for electro rock act Mute Math. Former Earthsuit drummer David "Hutch" Hutchison.

1 Biography
- 1.1 Members
2 Discography
3 References
4 External links

[edit] Biography

Founders Adam LaClave and Jonathan Allen were both members of new wave indie band MACROSICK when Hurricane Katrina forced the New Orleans, Lousiana-based members of the band to split up. With MACROSICK effectively on hiatus, LaClave and Allen took the opportunity to make a departure from Macrosick's 80's sound, and embraced a combination of soul music and glam rock influences to form a sample-based, experimental genre that they term "odd soul".

The band independently released a 6-track EP known as the Diamond EP co-produced with Paul Meany of Mute Math. Club Of The Sons toured intermittently throughout 2006 opening for Mute Math, Jonezetta, & The Whigs in Fall 2006.^[1] ^[2] The tour marked the first time that Adam LaClave, David Hutchison, Paul Meany, and Roy Mitchell reunited since the dissolution of Earthsuit. A full release and another national tour with Mute Math are scheduled for Spring 2007.