Biography
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Years Active
2007 – present (17 years)
http://www.theirthere.com/
http://theirthere.bandcamp.com
Their There is Adam De Souza, Jess Desrochers,
Rory Hislop, Ross Jenkins, Harley Small and Adam Gough.
Their There is a six-piece alternative rock band from Vancouver, BC. They have been writing and performing original material together over the past 6 years, garnering a devoted following in the process. A blend of rock, jazz and folk, Their There bring forth a unique and nostalgic style of musi
c; a retro throwback to something that hasn't quite happend yet.
Their There came to fruition in 2007 as a 4 piece rock band, and over the first few years they developed their sound, eventually adding 2 more players, on trumpet and sax.
Turning heads with their infectious energy, chaotic live shows and their timeless melodies, Their There is a band that will leave you with an experience to remember. Utilizing flugelhorns, synth pads, djembes, and everything in between, this is a band that shows a unique quality that could only come from a blend of both classic and modern genres. These are six gentlemen who love creating and spreading their music, and if they manage to spark a connection with the world while they're at it, that makes it all the better.
"Good music is good music. These guys play well and people respond to them. They’re doing it, they’ve got good people around them and they’ve got great energy."
-Phil Davey
"Their There isn't a band subscribing to passing trends. Instead, they pull classic sounds from a few genres to create a feel which can't be placed in a specific decade." - Tropical Yeti (http://www.thetropicalyeti.com/2012/06/getting-familiar-with-their-there.html)
"Their There has something special. They’re young but not reckless; bright but not overly aware of it; skilled but not conceited or egotistical. " - What I Mean By Hmm… (http://www.whatimeanbyhmm.com/2012/06/19/their-there-familiar-skin-review/)"
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