Grabass Charlestons: Dale and The Careeners
Grabass Charlestons: Dale and The Careeners
Format: CD
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Artist: Grabass Charlestons
Label: No Idea Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 633757032224
Genre: Alternative Rock
Grabass Charlestons played their first show on December 30, 2000 in a little box of a house nestled in the heart of Gainesville's student ghetto. At the time of this writing, the band has never once taken a hiatus and has played 551 more times (yes, they've kept count) all over America and nine other countries. From it's inception, the band existed as a trio until WILL THOMAS, who served as both drummer and lead singer, passed the sticks to RYAN QUINNEY in late 2010. Since, Quinney's fluid yet spot-on drumming and bassist DAVE DROBACH's crawl-across-the-floor, flowing tones have melded to form a solid, lock-step rhythm section. Guitarist PJ FANCHER's distinctive, soaring style has only been bolstered now that Will has moved to the front and picked up a second guitar. The measured effect of this role shift is one of breadth-not just in the overall sound of the band-but in it's ability to paint in broader strokes, to really dig deep and bring more intricate structures and disparate deliveries that help the songs breathe and move in new ways. Ten, even five years ago, it would have been relatively easy to simply dub Grabass a really great punk rock band. Today, this would be somewhat of a misnomer. This is not because the band itself doesn't have it's roots firmly planted in that soil, because without question, it does. But in rock and roll as in life, there's far more than one ingredient in the stew of Grabass' sound. The men in this band are fans of music, and Will's songwriting respectfully pulls from more than several stacks, and the songs bear this fact proudly. Will's exodus from behind the drum kit has allowed him and the band more freedom to focus on writing absorbing, well-crafted songs.
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