Robert Schneider, John Hill, Eric Allen, Bill Doss, John Dufilho, and John Ferguson.
Influences
The Beach Boys, ELO, Jeff Lynne, Beatles, John Lennon, George Harrison and Paul McCartney!
Sounds Like
Check out The NEW VIDEO FOR "SAME OLD DRAG" HERE:
The Apples in Stereo, Marbles, Jeff Lynne, ELO, Beach Boys, Beatles.
The Apples are one of the founding Elephant 6 (e6) groups which includes The Olivia Tremor Control and Neutral Milk Hotel. Other E6 friends past and present include Beulah, Of Montreal, Gerbils, Elf Power, Essex Green, Ladybug Transistor, High Water Marks, Marshmallow Coast, Dressy Bessy, Circulatory System, ulysses, Sunshine Fix and Von Hemmling. Hopefully we didn't forget anyone!
Check out the "Energy" video. Directed by Simian Records' Elijah Wood.
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The Apples in Stereo are the indie-rock flag wavers of sunny pop. Formed in 1993 in Denver, Colorado, the band consists of guitarist/vocalist (and Elephant 6 collective co-founder) Robert Schneider, guitarist John Hill, bassist Eric Allen, and drummer Hilarie Sidney. Together they have created a mesmerizing series of heavenly, effects-drenched, pop milkshakes. Their discography includes eight full-length recordings and mini-masterpieces such as the Let's Go! EP, a homage to the cartoon super-heroines, The Powerpuff Girls. The Apples are releasing their first album in five years, the pop triumph New Magnetic Wonder on February 6th, 2007 (Pre-order today! Receive the LP by Christmas! See link above for details). New Magnetic Wonder marks the debut album to be distributed on Elijah Wood’s new joint venture with Yep Roc, Simian Records (co-released and distributed via Yep Roc Records/Elephant 6/Redeye Distribution)
I can't believe only one person demanded that AIS play in Albany. I mean, come on! 1 person? If getting the overnight accomodations are a problem you can always crash at my place. There's plenty of mango ice to go around :)
Thanks for all the years of great music... I really gravitated to the e6 and y'all in particular... and OTC... it's music for those strange little moods...