Seconds on End

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Upcoming Gigs

Sat May 10

Sun May 18

Stanford, Palo Alto

Lake Lagunitas, Stanford Campus, 4-7 PM. | Map

Sat June 14

San Lorenzo Park, Santa Cruz

Open Space Project and Seconds On End, with Dave Stein, 12-5 PM.

"These players are first rate string wizards, the vocals are top-notch, and it clearly comes straight from the heart. The work is full of soul, sometimes ecstatic, sometimes mournful, but the spirit is always strong. You will love this recording."

- Sandy Miranda, KPFA Jan. 2006

The Glow - Sept '02

"If the Grateful Dead of 1976 had retired some long, sunny month to the countryside with Fairport Convention or Steeleye Span then they might have kicked out a disc like The Glow."

- Dennis Cook, Jambase, Feb. 2003

Reviews

Seconds On End has been described as an eclectic blend of funk, psychedelic rock, reggae, roots, and country rhythms.

"How come I've never heard of this band? This is an awesome discovery. Sweet psychedelic jams with some reggae influence create a nice mellow and dancable atmosphere."

- high country, archive.org, 3/21/07

"Essentially rock, this genre-spanning music simply MUST be heard. Magnificent performance. Excellent sound quality."

- Agricola, archive.org, 12/6/06

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About the Band

After five years of gigging together, veteran musicians and co-lead guitarists Nick Peters (Soul Patch, The Tony Khalife Group) and Peter Sawyer (Great North Special) weave expressive melodies with each other intuitively.

The band and audience ride on the untouchably smooth and funky grooves of Jae Hendrickson (Open Space Project) on drums and Brian Vandemark (Open Space Project, Neurohumors) on bass.

Seconds On End also features Carrie Adler on vocals as well as oboe, which lends the band a timbre seldom heard in rock.

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