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Conquering Major Miles

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Released: Jan 1, 2009

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Conquering Major Miles
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Dr. Invincible and the Champions of Love
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Sailing Fortune
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Amazing Wheels
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Eagles Prevail
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General Info

Genre: Powerpop / Psychedelic / Rock
Location Louisville, Kentucky, Un
Profile Views: 59359
Last Login: 3/8/2012
Member Since 5/3/2006
Website broadfieldmarchers.com
Record Label Rainbow Quartz - rainbowquartz.com
Type of Label Indie
Bio
"....Broadfield Marchers have got a mainline to the best quailities of lo-fi power pop...with a basement pop ethic and touches of English psychedelic whimsy" - Uncut Magazine------- "....Sound like Alex Chilton fronting Guided By Voices...twisting and floating in the rarefied upper register, these brothers Byrdsy harmonies make you want to believe" - Magnet Magazine-------- "....Totally addictive power pop with moves from the Wilson brothers and Who Sell-Out era...created with hamfisted percision" - Arthur Magazine by Thurston Moore and Byron Coley<......Plain MySpace Layouts by Iron Spider................
Members
Dustin Zdobylak- Vocals, Guitar, Mark Zdobylak-Bass, backing vox , Justin Carter- Drums
Influences
The Who, Hollies, Guided By Voices, Creation, Amon Duul, Gabriel-Genesis, Cheap Trick, early Bee Gees, The Move, Badfinger, Dwight Twilley, Beau Brummels, Devo, Wire, Byrds, Jam, Slade, Big Star, Roy Orbinson, Beach Boys, Soft Boys, Jefferson Airplane, Syd Barrett, Moby Grape, Black Flag, Alice Cooper, Doors, Love, YES, etc.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sounds Like
"If Syd Barrett and Robert Pollard got together to form an A.M. radio station..." Jeffrey Lee-Puckett-Courier Journal