Eternal Fair

Then there were three. After a series of changes, Andrew Vait (vocals/guitar/keys), Chris Jones (bass/vocals), and Daniel Nash (drums/vocals) make up the soulful rock and roll trio that is Eternal Fair. Since the band’s formation, they’ve taken their time targeting their sound, creating a formula that clearly works: soaring vocal harmonies, powerful instrumental breaks, and a proper dose of hair-whirling swagger. Formerly the vehicle for all of songwriter Andrew Vait’s material Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

Then there were three. After a series of changes, Andrew Vait (vocals/guitar/keys), Chris Jones (bass/vocals), and Daniel Nash (drums/vocals) make up the soulful rock and roll trio that is Eternal Fair. Since the band’s formation, they’ve taken their time targeting their sound, creating a formula that clearly works: soaring vocal harmonies, powerful instrumental breaks, and a proper dose of hair-whirling swagger. Formerly the vehicle for all of songwriter Andrew Vait’s material, Eternal Fair split from Vait’s solo project in November of 2010. The band caught the attention of the Seattle music community when they opened for soul singer Allen Stone at The Crocodile in July of 2011. Several months of rehearsals and shows later, Eternal Fair recorded their debut EP in former bassist Brent Rusinow’s basement. Rusinow eventually went on to pursue other projects, leaving the chair in good hands with Nash’s long-time friend and musical colleague Chris Jones. Having played together for years in the Seattle indie-pop outfit M. Bison, Nash and Jones bring an unmatched ferocity to Eternal Fair’s budding neo-psychedelic sound. The band’s album, properly titled Vol. 1, promises that Eternal Fair is just getting started, and that a Vol. 2 is imminent. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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