~ Mars Hill ~
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 Mars Hill were a band that was not easy to label. They got together in Charlottetown PEI in 2003. The music of Mars Hill was a genre-defying blend of elements from reggae, folk, rock, jazz and hip hop. It was a very original sound. Ethereal keyboards, thick bass lines, jazzy drums and climatic trumpet gave the band a psychedelic 1967 Venice, California feel and vibe while the vocals drag the band’s sound through Kerouac’s New York and Harrison’s Rishikesh.
Their debut album Oxcart was released in October 2004 just in time to garner an ECMA nomination as Alternative Recording of the Year at the 2005 ECMAs in Sydney NS. The album was engineered and produced by Darren Gallop, a member of Slowcoaster at the time through his production company East Cape Productions.
Members of Mars Hill included: Devin Casario, vocals; Chloe Cork, trumpet/keyboards/vocals; Dean Dunsford, bass/guitar and David Weale on drums.
Mars Hill was totally original! They were not just another band. |
Fate Chance Luck Dance
"Creatively and artistically Fate, Chance, Luck, Dance should easily be one of the best albums from the East Coast in 2006!! Enjoy this gem! It's a keeper for sure."
A Short Rope, ~The World Is A Cult, ~Not Quite There,Up To Speed, ~I Don't Know,You Don't Know, ~Singer Wanted,This Music's Haunted, ~Recluse, ~Where Did The Money Go?, ~Going Home(For The First Time), ~Gospel Of Judas, ~Empire, ~Shut Eye Goodbye
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Oxcart
Oxcart is about diverse musical influences, a unique blend of instruments and a lyrical substance that provides the band with a complete and highly original sound that serves as an alternative to other musical genres prevalent on the East Coast. Give a listen for yourself. See what we mean!
Poor Man's Jungle, ~I Remember, ~Wandering Alone, ~Black Roses, ~Many Changes, ~New Messiah, ~Jerusalem Syndrome, ~...Is Dead?, ~Oxcart
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