Vocals/Keys/Guitar - Daniel
Guitar/BGV -Adam
Bass/Keys/BGV - Sam
Drums/Percussion - Patrick
Influences
Some of A Pacific Model's major influences include Radiohead, Sigur-Ros, The Flaming Lips, Boards of Canada, The Album Leaf, M83, starflyer 59, Bjork, Sunny Day Real Estate and much much more.
A Pacific Model is a four piece experimental/ambient rock band from the great state of Texas. Created in 2003 by Singer and Songwriter, Daniel Hazelwood, the band has seen a few variations of faces on both drums and guitars. The line-up is complete now, with Daniel, Sam, Patrick and Adam. A Pacific Model has had a great year thus far, from solidifying their line-up to recording and releasing their debut album, Divisions. Currently the band is promoting Divisions through intimate and engaging live performances, which has awarded them a very loyal and ever-growing fanbase.To get your own copy of Divisions, click the banner below and it'll transfer you to PayPal. Very safe and fast delivery!
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"Divisions" by A Pacific Model now available for download!!!
And now, a review of "Divisions":by Paul Zimmerman
First Coast News
"It seems somewhat appropriate that A Pacific Model hails from Texas. With their home state of Texas being so gargantuan it only makes sense that A Pacific Model's sound is pastoral and expansive.
Sounding something like Radiohead, Elbow, the Doves, Sting, and Tortoise glued together in a messy jumble, APM teeters the line between being heavenly, moody, beautiful, and chaotic. At their worst APM crosses over into Sting-ish territory. At their best they sound like the best Elbow tribute band on the planet, sent from another world to grace humanity with widescreen songs of moodiness.
Their debut album, Divisions is a magnificent effort for a band that only recently solidified their line-up. It's a very well thought out and played album that seeks to boldly go where no pastoral pop band has gone before. With song titles, like "Gathering Data" and "Alpha Centauri," its quite possible that APM are a group of alien life forms sent to this world to brainwash humanity through immense vaguely experimental pop songs.
Divisions is a slow moving trip through time and space that meanders around galaxies and haunts the soul. Its ethereal feel and whispered instrumentation drift in and out of auditory canals while boring itself deeper into ones soul. It's emotionally stirring and moody stuff to say the least.
Its not until the fourth song, "Perpendicular," that APM even approaches a song that has some degree of measurable beat. It's the closest tune on Divisions that approaches a normal pop song and it's actually really very good. So much so, should the aliens that possess APM's bodies get wind of this, they should consider this as a new brainwashing technique. An actual pace is not necessarily a bad thing in a pop song.
Divisions is spacey goodness. It's like a close encounter of the third kind you can take home to your parents. It's epic in scope and far in reach. It's touching, rousing, and beautiful and while it might spend most of its time looking to the stars there are moments of pop smarts scattered throughout it that lift this album up. As evidenced on Divisions A Pacific Model are quietly going about converting the world to their way of thinking. With their use of alien technology and techniques, they're destined to achieve this goal whether we want them to or not."
HEY ApacificModel GOT ANY PLANS FOR NEXT WEEKEND? WELL WE ARE HAVING OUR ANNUAL GRAND BIRTHDAY BASH FOR JULY BIRTHDAYS!!! STARTING @ PURGATORY WITH OUR BLACKOUT PARTY, BLACK AFFAIR!! FOLLOW BY OUR WHITE LINEN @ STING!! WHITE AFFAIR!
PURGATORY 2208 MAIN ST/DOWNTOWN DALLAS STING 15240 DALLAS PKWY/NORTH DALLAS
Hey, Im posting new videos today! New pictures too!
And TUESDAY July 14, the band will be filming a performance for the tv show at SAXON PUB! Be in the audience for the tv show 4:30 to 6!!!!!!!! Ruby Jane
Guess who is coming home for a few days at the end of May? Yup, you guessed it....Misty Loo;) Miss you gents...if you are playing a show the 30th or the 31st of May...let me know:)
Thanx for the add. I'm looking forward getting your record in my mail, I hope I don't have to pay too much customs for it... And I hope, when you ever come to Berlin, Germany, that I will know about that...:)
Hey there, we have entered The Unsigned Artist competition at Stinson Studios here in Austin. The grand prize is 100 hours of studio time to record an album. If you've got a few seconds go and check out the competition and vote. www.trcoa.com/uac.html Thanks for your support. Hope you are doing well.