Sound And Shape

Every few years a band comes along and changes the foundation of music, creating a new breed of rock. Sound&Shape may very well be one of those bands. They are often described as one of the most innovative bands to come out within the last decade. Sound & Shape has created a powerful buzz all over the states with a live show that is indescribable, leaving audiences stunned and craving more. Unlike most of their contemporaries, their music unites elevated musicianship with fierce energy and passion Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

Every few years a band comes along and changes the foundation of music, creating a new breed of rock. Sound&Shape may very well be one of those bands. They are often described as one of the most innovative bands to come out within the last decade. Sound & Shape has created a powerful buzz all over the states with a live show that is indescribable, leaving audiences stunned and craving more. Unlike most of their contemporaries, their music unites elevated musicianship with fierce energy and passion, creating a unique and instantly recognizable sound. Their main Strength is provided by the diversity of each member. Being from Nashville and breaking free of the country music stereotype is very difficult for a rock band. Nowadays, the music is not enough. To be recognized as a respected artist one must be very dedicated and have an edge. Sound & Shape have created this edge by constantly touring and honing their sound. They played over 220 shows in 2006 in support of their debut record, "Where Machines End Their Lives," which was released on Smith7 Records in January 06' and are currently working on a new full-length, which they plan to record in June 07'. Expect big things from Sound & Shape as they continue to raise the bar for the new rock generation! 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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