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The Kamikaze Hearts were a five piece band from the Capital District of Upstate New York, United States (US). The members of the final line-up were Bob Buckley, Nate Giordano, Matthew Loiacono, Troy Pohl, and Gaven Richard,[1] with major songwriting duties having been performed by the latter two.
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| Background information | |
| Origin | New York, United States (US) |
| Genres | Americana |
| Labels | Collar City Records (US), Peterwalkee Records (US), Tangled Up!/One Little Indian (UK) |
| Past members | Bob Buckley, Nate Giordano, Matthew Loiacono, Troy Pohl, Gaven Richard, Karen Codd, Taylor Price |
Reviewers generally classified them as "porch rock" or "Americana" style music. They were signed with Collar City Records (US) and Tangled Up!/One Little Indian Records (UK). Albums include I Think You're Lying and I Won't Go With You, Seven More Wonders of the World, Oneida Road, and Foxhole Prayers.
Gaven went on to form the solo project, "Salon Style", utilizing sequencers and samplers.[2] Pohl focused his energy on the engineering and production of musical acts in a wide variety of styles, most notably producing Sean Rowe's Magic. Loiacono began a prolific solo career under the moniker, "Matthew Carefully". Buckley resumed his career as a session musician for a number of Upstate New York acts, while also performing locally in original and cover bands.[3]
The band played a reunion set at the 2012 Restoration Festival in Albany, New York.[4] It is unknown if the band will continue to play together following the September 2012 reunion.[5]
References
edit- ^ "One Little Indian". Retrieved 9 September 2012.
- ^ "Listen Here". Retrieved 30 July 2009.
- ^ "An extended 'Rest'". Retrieved 6 September 2012.
- ^ "Rest Fest 2012". September 7–9, 2012. Retrieved 17 June 2012.
- ^ "Beyond Restoration". Retrieved 7 September 2012.
[1], PopMatters [2], Times Union [3], Metroland [4], Obscure Sound [5]
[6], musicOMH [7], and a second Allmusic review [8]
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