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Intelli-pop. To a rising generation of music listeners intent on breaking down boundaries between musical genres, this one-word moniker is perhaps the closest approximation of Ringsend's sound. Their music fills the vast abyss left between the predictably trite and the overly-intellectualized. One might attempt a longer, more specific descriptor - jazz-inflected folk rock with some Celtic undertones, pop melodies with funk beats and hints of electronica and gogo- but why complicate the issue? Thoughtful tunes that catch the ear. Appreciably complex, dancibly interesting. It's __intelli-pop__. The band met at Washington and Lee University (2 of 4 were music majors) and are now based in Richmond, VA. Keyboardist Joshua Harvey is often called upon as a studio and live sub; he's appeared on over a dozen albums, and has played live with Agents of Good Roots and once with Dave Matthews. Drummer Anthony Allen has appeared in Modern Drummer magazine as a contributing columnist.

Check out the artist's website:
http://www.ringsendmusic.com

Track List:
1. Vertigo
2. 100 Miles
3. Tangle
4. Angel from Montgomery
5. The Weight
6. Happy Together
7. Let it Go
8. Murdering Sonny
9. Sleeping Cries
10. Horizon
11. Fifty Feet West
12. The Prayer of St. Brendan

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