Four tiny horses with shiny manes and shimmery wings burst forth from a dandelion seed! Four magical horses who can fly! Dancing on the wind, surrounded by magical haloes, they are the Wind Dancers:
Brandon Laws
Reechard Laws
Cristof Hendrickson
Lane Barrington
Influences
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Church:
“The best, most unfuckwithable, avant-pop I’ve heard…my default jam of the month. One of Portland’s finest indie outfits.”
-Portland Mercury
“A perfection of textures that leaves little room for improvement.”
-Vanguard
“Lush melodic songs built upon echoing acoustics…”
-Willamette Week
“There’s no end to [their] spinning wheel of blossom/decay/sunshine/gloom.”
-Eashfa
“Soft beautiful music that pulsates, drones and spikes…you should be there for this.”
-Fuck Bad Music
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"“…It’s hard not to appreciate what Church achieves on Song Force Crystal. You’ll be hard pressed to find another album that paints such a perfectly serene environment for listeners in which to lose themselves..." - Popsense
“Church, with Song Force Crystal, brings a measured and complex delivery.” - OPB Music
"Song Force Crystal takes the group’s experimental tendencies and ratchets them up a notch. The songs drift like a bee in search of just the right flower, but almost every track on the album is filled with noise—clattering, floor tom-heavy percussion, skittering fret work, sighing clarinet, and various analog synthesizers." - Willamette Week
"[Song Force Crystal] is a testament to Church's fully realized aesthetic: a ghostly, vocal-weaving, existential stir through lush, barren, but always pretty worlds." - Portland Mercury
“Filled with moody atmospherics, heavy analogue synths, and a guitar cranked to 11 at the bottom of a mine-shaft, Song Force Crystal is a contrast between dark, spacious compositions and bright, catchy vocal harmonies. It is dynamic, rich and full of wonderfully painstaking detail. Above all, for fans of avant and indie-pop, it is certainly not to be missed.” - Exploder
I heard there was an astrology-inspired grindcore band in Germany with that name. They called "dibs" like a year ago. Now they don't have to call themselves "artists soon to be Starfucker" anymore.
