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General Info

Genre: Alternative / Indie / Rock
Location Midwest, Un
Profile Views: 69587
Last Login: 4/30/2012
Member Since 10/3/2004
Website www.bonnevilleband.blogspot.com
Record Label Secret Warehouse ltd.
Type of Label Unsigned
Bio
Growing up together on the outskirts of Dayton in the heart of the Midwest, Ryan Pitts, Nick Frye, David Miklos, and Kevin Sanders were always told to work hard, go to college, and to settle into comfortable lives. This sort of pseudo-american dream is a fate that Bonneville is unwilling to accept. Music is the blood that runs through their veins. At the core of everything they create lies the collective belief that music has the ability to transform the human spirit. Unified by their desire to musically express the inexpressible, Bonneville continues to move forward.. About Drawing Maps... When Bonneville began production on their latest full-length release in 2009, what would be the culmination of more than ten years of performing and writing together, they were more confident as songwriters and musicians than ever before. Having taken a break from the band during their first few years of college, their reunion was an explosion of new ideas and a different approach to songwriting. The result was Drawing Maps; a collection of eleven songs that speak for the soul, sweat and passion that were poured into their creation.
Members
Ryan Pitts - (Vocals/Guitar/Keyboards) David Miklos - (Lead Guitar/Vocals) Kevin Sanders - (Bass/Vocals) Nick Frye - (Drums/Vocals)
Influences
The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, The Who, Badfinger, Elvis Presley, Neil Young, The Strokes, Foo Fighters, Paul Simon, Tears for Fears, Adam Ant, David Bowie, Queen, Wilco, The Morning Benders, Hot Hot Heat, The Killers, Spoon, My Morning Jacket, Of Montreal, Superdrag, Supergrass, Flyaway Minion, Walk the Moon, The Buffalo Killers, The Arcade Fire, Vox Trot, The Black Keys, Tegan & Sara, Bob Ross, Danny Elfman, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, The Byrds... list goes on
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