As young lads, aspiring to craft their lives into something a little less dreary that the ill-fated profession so common to those who would remain in an old rickety mining town such as Auburn, California; the group known to most as "IVES" set out to make themselves a name among the countless droves present in the musical bazaar of the American nation.
As these youngsters embark upon a long and tedious journey down the hard road to their first full length studio release - due to release this summer - the meagerly funded members of IVES were compelled to become their own patrons; pushing to establish their style as a band in a world that seemed to know nothing but the choruses of clankering and clattering horse-drawn carriages across cobblestone streets - or so it would seem when presented with the so common sounds and themes in today's musical era. Trudging through the mire of the avant-garde society of this common time and its ill construed values, the company of IVES cast their sashes over their shoulders in preparation to launch a journey, intent upon permeating the purposeless and straying mankind with something a little more fulfilling.
Now, members Jason Tolliver (guitar/vocals), Kyle Moore (guitars), and brothers Drew (drums) and Bryce Newman (bass) are bringing sounds and melodies to the ears of innumerable musical enthusiasts seeking a new facet of the art form made so monotonous by years of misuse and misfortune; searching to strike a new note among the populace of the western frontier and beyond.
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but put the guitars up a notch doesn't matter if it's electric or acoustic I think it will bring out the melodies out a bit more, you guys are doing great I just like it when you can hear the guitars singing their own song. 