Sylvan Lane
Progressive instrumental guitar music with styles ranging from Progressive Folk, Progressive/Post Rock, Country, Classical, Blue Grass, and Pop. Several songs
2
songs
319
plays
Ficus
Ficus
Here's a recent review: 'St. Joseph, MO's mainly instrumental Sylvan Lane sound a little like American Football and a lot like Owen (Mike Kinsella's current project). In 'Ficus,' Brandon Bone and David Hawk sing something about fissures and
SoundClick artist Sylvan Lane presents "Ficus", a remarkable release in the Acoustic genre. The arrangement reflects a careful attention to detail that rewards repeated listening. With a tone that is progressive, this track connects on an emotional level. "Ficus" has peaked at number 8 on the SoundClick Acoustic General chart. Listeners who follow Folk and Acoustic Guitar will feel right at home with this Sylvan Lane release on SoundClick.
Falling
Falling
Discover this progressive track.
Independent artist Sylvan Lane drops "Falling", an Acoustic track on SoundClick. Sylvan Lane demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. With a tone that is progressive, this track connects on an emotional level. For fans of Folk and Acoustic Guitar looking for something new, Sylvan Lane delivers on SoundClick.
Sylvan Lane is a Kansas City area songwriting duo (mainly instrumental), with the guitar as their instrument of choice. Not to mention that it's the only instrument that either one of them play remotely well.
Thanks to all of you who have been listening. Please leave some comments.
Band/artist history
We went to high school together. We played in different bands. We went to different colleges. We dropped out of different colleges. We then started making music. We, however, lived in different cities, states, and countries. We relocated to the same city, state and country. Here we are.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
Yes. Anywhere 5-6 hours away that will have us. Yeah. Isn't it always a special moment?
Your musical influences
I jokingly like to call us post elevator, or avant easy-listening, but it's a mixture of styles ranging from Pop to Classical; Post Rock to Country/Blue Grass. Here's a recent review of our song 'Ficus':
"St. Joseph, MO's mainly instrumental Sylvan Lane sound a little like American Football and a lot like Owen (Mike Kinsella's current project). In "Ficus," Brandon Bone and David Hawk sing something about fissures and wakes and pressure, and it's all vague and pretty and it really works, breaking up the twinkly monotony. It's almost overwhelmingly tasteful, but, like Kinsella's projects and a lot of the Jim O'Rourke-influenced post-rock stuff coming out of Chicago in the past decade or so, it's tempered with this genuine melancholy that keeps it from sounding like the score to some Pilates workout video." - Kellen Perry, TWPOT.com, Oct. '07
Platte City, MO
USA
ID
779730
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Comments (1)
I’ve been looking for this forever! I love your music so much… I found it online when I was about 12 and I still find myself humming the tune of Falling. I was probably your number one listener in 2004. Thank you for your music 💜
