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Earthsuit's stellar debut, Kaleidoscope Superior, is a musically
innovative melting pot that, like America, somehow holds together
despite the diversity. Produced by David Leonard (Indigo Girls,
John Mellancamp, Toto, Oingo Boingo, Prince), Kaleidoscope Superior
succeeds by weaving its seemingly disparate elements through the
whole project rather than changing styles from track to track.
Something of a retrospective debut, the project encompasses Earthsuit's
newly written material, as well as a sampling of the more seasoned
compositions they began creating as far back as five years ago.
Songs like the jazzy, hip-hoppish, pop gem Whitehorse,(which
takes so many left turns musically that it winds up back where
it started), express that hunger in an almost palpable way. Superimposing
apocalyptic imagery over day-to-day reality, Whitehorse creates
a dreamy, harmonic soundscape that looks not so much to the Son
of God's eventual return, as to his constantly abiding presence.
Honing their chops during a year and a half span as nightly performers
in a New Orleans Bourbon Street coffee house, Adam and Paul not
only began to experiment with their eclectic hybrid of pop music,
but they began to meet other musicians who's artistic visions
mirrored their own. Guitarist Dave Rumsey and Bass player Roy
Mitchell eventually joined the lineup, as did drummer David Hutchison.
The band so seldom ventured out of their New Orleans haunts, however,
that when they were eventually discovered by a Sparrow label rep
at a summer music festival in 1999, it was as if they had come
out of nowhere. Earthsuit was arguably the best-kept unsigned
secret in recent music history.
VISITOR COMMENTS
Yo, I think Earthsuit is awesome! There music has a special tweak
to it touches me. My favorite song is onetime. That song is awesome.
Especially when they do that do re me fa re part. How can they
do that? Thy are awesome!!
Aaron C.
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Hey, how's it goin? I love the group earthsuit. They are clearly
very talented. I have however, some concerns. One Time and Said
The Sun To The Shine-just to mention two don't have a clear message.
Could you fill me in on what they are about. Also, the word "damn"
in your lyrics of Against the Grain should be spelled "Dam".
I would really appreciate it if you could give me some feedback.
Thanks
Seeya, Ivan
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HEY I THINK EARTHSUIT ROCKS. ITS SO DIVERSE YOU CAN'T REALLY
CATERGORIZE IT INTO JUST ONE PLACE CAUSE ITS ALL OVER THE PLACE.
I THINK THEY POTENTIAL OF BECOMING ONE OF CHRISTIAN ROCK'S HOTTEST
BANDS.
G.V., VIRGINIA
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Earthsuit in my opinion is one of the best bands in the industry.
Their music rocks; it's so unique and creative...their lyrics
too. They show a true love for Jesus in their music that's rare
in alot christian artists. I love everything about them!!!!Earthsuit
are so good!!!
I went and saw them @ Sonfest in Boonah. They have so much potential
and could really get right up in to the top 5 christian bands.
You can see that they aren't just playing for themselves but for
Jesus and I really think that he is going to bless them so much
in their life.
I love them!!!!!!!!
Thanks
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