Pilotdrift
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The members of Pilotdrift began as a group of friends; most of them have known each other since adolescence. A musical bond originated out of their friendship with one another, and soon something special happened as they began to find ways to express a developing musical vision of Pilotdrift’s songwriter, Kelly Carr. Songs intermingle styles, expressions, instruments, and lyrical scripts in an extraordinary way.
Pilotdrift moved closer to its destiny after consigning a self-released CD at Good Records in Dallas, Texas. The self-produced CD caught the attention of Tim DeLaughter and Julie Doyle of The Polyphonic Spree, who own Good Records. Capturing the eyes and ears of the Good Records crowd became a catalyst for Tim and Julie to pursue Pilotdrift as the first band to be signed to Good Records Recordings that was not a product of DeLaughter’s own musical pursuits.
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Iechium wrote:
I can tell you why they're not "more" famous...because they haven't released anything in 4 years. Inter Facere got a lot of underground buzz, and pretty much won over whoever heard it. Water Sphere, their chance to shine, was fantastic, well recieved, and well talked about. Then...nothing. So everything they've built up over the years and all the buzz they had has dissipated. And I'm saying this as someone who loves them and would love to hear more.
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Claan22 wrote:
These guys are great, I wish I found them earlier.
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ElfyOne wrote:
I think they aren't more famous because they're not signed to SubPop records or something similar... they self-produced everything and only had the help of GoodRecords in getting it out there, owned by members of the PolySpree. I don't think they've done any *extensive* touring, either. It is unfortunate more people don't know about their music... it's like coming across a diamond and thinking "Are you serious? No one had picked this up before I did?" You're right, though. After hearing Water Sphere, you can't help but wonder why you didn't hear about the band years ago, from everyone. All hail Pilotdrift!
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Estrangement wrote:
I honestly can't figure out why these guys aren't more famous. Awesome music.
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darthbatman wrote:
hey i'm from texarkana. it was pretty cool seeing these guys perform at the crappy spring festivals here. i'm glad they're making it
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blacksteve0 wrote:
LISTEN TO PILOTDRIFT !
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elliotb2 wrote:
Pilotdrift's live show kicks ass! Hey DALLASites: Pilotdrift has contributed a song to an album advocating ZAC CRAIN as the Dallas mayor! Let's revive Deep Ellum! http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/41028/Apples_in_Stereo_Polyphonic_Spree_Support_Critic spread the word
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ninethousand wrote:
beeeeeeeeeautiful!!!
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fakehand wrote:
Finally a band you can hear Danny Elfman's influence on.
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Earlmo wrote:
If anyone has Iter Facere, could you plz message me??
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qairths3 wrote:
this is insane
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titanssiren wrote:
Listen to Passenger Seat.
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