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The Weeks are an alternative rock band from Jackson, Mississippi.[1]
The band was formed by Cain Barnes (drums, percussion), Chaz Lindsay (vocals, rhythm guitar, vibraslap), Cyle Barnes (lead vocals), Damien Bone (bass), and Sammy D (lead guitar, glockenspiel, piano, vocals).[2] The band signed to the Esperanza Plantation label, with the debut album, Comeback Cadillac, released in July 2008.[2] The album blended southern rock and alternative, and featured a duet with labelmate Allie Peden on "Sailor Song".[1] The album suggested a strong influence from Kings of Leon,[3] with Rilo Kiley, The Mars Volta, and My Morning Jacket also suggested as influences.[4] A second album, Rumspringa, followed in 2009.
Discography
- Dog Days (2006), Olympic Records
- Comeback Cadillac (2008), Esperanza Plantation
- Rumspringa EP (2009), Esperanza Plantation
- Dry Land is Not a Myth EP (2010), Self-released
Members
- Current
- Samuel Williams - Guitar
- Cyle Barnes - Vocals
- Cain Barnes - Drums
- Damien Bone - Bass
- Former
- Chaz Lindsay - Rhythm Guitar (2006-2009)
- Austin Britt - Rhythm Guitar (2009-2010)
References
- ^ a b Raggett, Ned "Comeback Cadillac Review", Allmusic, Macrovision Corporation
- ^ a b Ruhlmann, William "The Weeks Biography", Allmusic, Macrovision Corporation
- ^ Zimmerman, Paul (2008) "The Weeks' Comeback Cadillac", First Coast News, 18 August 2008
- ^ Agnew, Andi (2008) "The Weeks Unveils ‘Comeback Cadillac’", Jackson Free Press, 3 July 2008
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