Rob S. - Bass
Gerry Perlinski - Guitars, vocals
Marc Serafin - Guitars, backing vocals
Influences
The Police, Modest Mouse, Stevie Ray Vaughan, punk, Brit-Rock/Pop, Wilco, Jeff Buckley, Chris Whitley, alt country, Jane's Addiction, Nada Surf, Josh Rouse, Joseph Arthur
Akasa started in late 1997 as a coffee house duo in New Brunswick, NJ,, but quickly became an indie rock powerhouse by 1999 by performing at well-known venues such as Maxwell's, The Court Tavern and The Stone Pony.
In 2001, they released their CD, "Open the Sound" (Okazia Records) to local critical acclaim and took NYC by storm by performing at the 2001 CMJ Music Marathon. Since then, their song, "The Messenger" was in the Top 20 Alternative charts on Garageband.com for nearly 1 year outranking close to 20,000 songs in their category. They have also been featured artists on several prominent music websites such as Starpolish.com, CMJ Network's ChangeMusic.com and Kweevak.com.
Over the past few years, their sound has evolved into something unique. Akasa draws upon a wide range of influences. From the straight up pop-rock of bands like Buffalo Tom and The Smithereens, the intense, atmospheric energy of Jeff Buckley to the creative, adventurous spirit of 60's jam band trios like Cream and Jimi Hendrix, Akasa is hard to pidgeonhole. And that's exactly how they like it. They are currently in the process of recording new songs and touring the East Coast.
Thanks for the add!!! It's always a good thing to have new friends! Y'all are an inspiration!!!
Hope you dig our music - we had a great time makin' it! The music on our page is some of our "pop-ier" stuff - check out "Buginajar" or "I Love You" - I think you'd enjoy them!
If you like our music, download it (for FREE) and share with your friends. We made it to be enjoyed.
Thanks again for the add, and we hope to hear more from you
Note: Due to an appalling number of recent friend requests, King Missile has been forced resort to this generic "Thanks for the add" comment. We apologize.
Why are you still up? Why are you still up and on MySpace? I have a cold or flu or something, and I've been asleep half the day, and now I can't seem to go to sleep. Even though I took NyQuil. And that always makes me sleepy. Always.
I agree with THAT Guy
the BEST PART is the Best Recording you guys have done!
Hope yer gig was swell
Any live recordings ??
keep me posted
will try for a Spain review soon