Pale Rider

"GENRE MELDING IS WHAT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE MOST PLEASUREABLE EXPERIENCE ABOUT WRITING MUSIC.." Pale rider: an avant-garde infusion of atmospheric layers and harmonic post-punk Nested between the High Desert and the barren landscapes of the Inland Empire, California, Pale Rider calls Redlands their oasis, where they craft their music, by integrating ambient textures with melodic noise. Currently, they have completed a new LP which is ready for mastering and are beginning to play live to build their online presence Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

"GENRE MELDING IS WHAT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE MOST PLEASUREABLE EXPERIENCE ABOUT WRITING MUSIC.." Pale rider: an avant-garde infusion of atmospheric layers and harmonic post-punk Nested between the High Desert and the barren landscapes of the Inland Empire, California, Pale Rider calls Redlands their oasis, where they craft their music, by integrating ambient textures with melodic noise. Currently, they have completed a new LP which is ready for mastering and are beginning to play live to build their online presence, building the brand of the band. Why the name "Pale Rider"? Despite having no ties to spaghetti Westerns or Biblical references, our choice of name stems from a more cerebral perspective. "Rider" symbolizes all of us, navigating life's journey together. "Pale" represents the pure initial layer of innocence in life, before the complexities and layers accumulate as we navigate the world. Returning to this "pale" layer, the essence of innocence, our music aims to evoke a sense of inspiration, urging us to make decisions based on our true selves rather than conforming to societal expectations. How did we come together? The first LP, "2is1," was produced by Rus, almost as a solo album. After writing newer material, he began to share it with Thomas, an old friend from the early 90s. Thomas then contributed to each additional song, effectively forming a duo-band. Subsequently, Rus covered a song by one of his favorite local shoegaze bands, "The Autumns." Through a mutual friend, he connected with the original bass player, Jon, and shared the cover with him. The opportunity to have Jon collaborate on the songs was an exciting turn to having his style on the music, so Rus invited Jon to record bass for them. As the lineup solidified, they sought a drummer. Rus, having previously lived with Joe, approached him to record just one song, but it quickly evolved into collaboration on the entire album While many bands may explore similar sonic territories, they strive to make our compositions transcend mere genre boundaries, drawing inspiration from a wide spectrum of musical and artistic influences spanning from early to late 90s post-punk and shoegaze to long-form ambient. What also sets us apart is not just our sound, but the intent behind it – each note, each lyric, is imbued with a profound sense of purpose, reflecting our collective journey through our individual music experiences. Our commitment to authenticity and innovation shines through in every composition, offering listeners a transformative and immersive experience that resonates long after the music fades. As Pale Rider enters the next chapter, they are positioned at the forefront of merging personal influences of innovation and creativity into performing live. With their sophomore record nearing completion and exciting collaborations on the horizon, we invite you to join us and connect. Whether you're curious to explore our music further, eager to collaborate, or simply want to stay in the loop, we welcome you to reach out, listen to our tracks, and email us. OTHER PALE RIDER ARTISTS: http://www.myspace.com/paleriders It all started out sometime in the early 05 when four guys came together with the idea of forming a band. Focusing on creating heavy stonerrock influenced rock and roll. Influenced by Black Sabbath,The electric wizard and Kyuss they started practicing and after 6 months they recorded a demo... Pale Rider (rapper): http://palerider.bandcamp.com/album/hallways-ep Seattle based rap artist 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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