Club of the Sons

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Club Of The Sons
Origin New Orleans, Louisiana
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Genre(s) "odd-soul", glam, experimental music
Years active 2005-present
Label(s) Spacefarm Records
Associated acts MACROSICK
Earthsuit
Website SpaceFarmRecords.com
Members
Adam LaClave
Jonathan Allen
David Hutchison
Chris Evans
Former members
Mark Coston

Club Of The Sons is an American indie rock band based out of New Orleans, Louisiana formed by Adam LaClave and Jonathan Allen after their previous band, MACROSICK, went on hiatus after Hurricane Katrina. Club of the Sons are influenced primarily by David Bowie, in both the band's lyrics/sound, and their appearance onstage. Since 2005, they have opened live shows for Mute Math while writing and recording in Nashville, TN. They are currently working on two albums, "Young Quanta" and "Psychic Dream Twin", that are planned to be released sometime in 2008.

[edit] Discography

  • The Roughs EP (2006)
  • Young Quanta (TBA 2008)
  • Psychic Dream Twin (TBA 2008)

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