Indian Summer
Play Radio
Listen to Indian Summer Radio,
featuring artists like Moss Icon, Heroin, Portraits of Past, Native Nod and more…
-
Search on Spotify
Yes, it scrobbles! Learn more
502,025 plays (28,593 listeners)
Oakland, San Francisco CA, United States (1993 – 1994)
There is more than one artist with this name:
1) Indian Summer was a band from Oakland, California. They existed during 1993 and 1994.
Their sound leaned heavily on loud-soft dynamics, pushed to the extremes on either end. Many of their songs built up to chaotic, cathartic climaxes; in which the singer screamed the lyrics (often past the point of easy intelligibility) while the band tore into their instruments. The other end of the spectrum involved spoken or whispered lyrics, coupled with delicately picked single note guitar lines and light drumming. This sound can be traced to current bands such as Envy and Life at These Speeds, who aim for similar cathartic heights.
The band released a self titled 7”, a split 7” with Embassy, and split 7’ with Current and Ordination of Aaron. They were also featured on Tree Record’s “Eucalyptus” 2x7” comp, Slave Cut’s “Ghost Dance” 2x7” comp, as well as a Food Not Bombs compilation LP that came out on Inchworm (same label as the split with OOA). They also released a live-on-the-radio CD entitled Live Blue Universe, which is necessary listening (there are also two live shows floating around, one at Pitzer College, the other at 924 Gilman).
Around 2002, one of the members compiled Indian Summer’s studio songs and pressed a limited-run 9-song discography CD, and in 2006 they reissued the Live: Blue Universe CD featuring the aforementioned previously unreleased live set recorded at Pitzer College, and a radio session from 90.
1) Indian Summer was a band from Oakland, California. They existed during 1993 and 1994.
Their sound leaned heavily on loud-soft dynamics, pushed to the extremes on either end. Many of their songs built up to chaotic, cathartic climaxes; in which the singer screamed the lyrics (often past the point of easy intelligibility) while the band tore into their instruments. The other end of the spectrum involved spoken or whispered lyrics, coupled with delicately picked single note guitar lines and light drumming. This sound can be traced to current bands such as Envy and Life at These Speeds, who aim for similar cathartic heights.
The band released a self titled 7”, a split 7” with Embassy, and split 7’ with Current and Ordination of Aaron. They were also featured on Tree Record’s “Eucalyptus” 2x7” comp, Slave Cut’s “Ghost Dance” 2x7” comp, as well as a Food Not Bombs compilation LP that came out on Inchworm (same label as the split with OOA). They also released a live-on-the-radio CD entitled Live Blue Universe, which is necessary listening (there are also two live shows floating around, one at Pitzer College, the other at 924 Gilman).
Around 2002, one of the members compiled Indian Summer’s studio songs and pressed a limited-run 9-song discography CD, and in 2006 they reissued the Live: Blue Universe CD featuring the aforementioned previously unreleased live set recorded at Pitzer College, and a radio session from 90.
Shouts:
353 shouts
Top Albums
-
Discography
Indian Summer
Buy- Download Album
- Amazon MP3 Search
- 7digital Search
- iTunes Search
- Buy Album
- Amazon Search
- eBay Search
-
Indian Summer
Indian SummerBuy- Download Album
- Amazon MP3 Search
- 7digital Search
- iTunes Search
- Buy Album
- Amazon $21.59
- eBay Search
-
Asking Angel
Indian Summer Buy- Download Album
- Amazon MP3 Search
- 7digital Search
- iTunes Search
- Buy Album
- Amazon Search
- eBay Search
-
Live In The Blue Universe
Indian Summer Buy- Download Album
- Amazon MP3 Search
- 7digital Search
- iTunes Search
- Buy Album
- Amazon Search
- eBay Search
Shoutbox
-
CasiniProjekt wrote:
Hey, please check out my music, its free! http://cassiniprojekt.bandcamp.com/ Also check out my new music video, I did the CG http://youtu.be/wL5A88cuxwY
-
MrKuklachev wrote:
<3
-
AllBrokenHearts wrote:
Baychimo - screamo/post-rock/atmospheric band from Belarus. Download our demo here http://rghost.ru/35023841
-
paradisebondage wrote:
http://warwounds.blogspot.com/search/label/Indian%20Summer
-
pckq wrote:
mediafire has
-
JuniperusCedrus wrote:
Does anyone have the Discography album available to download?
-
alexbigman wrote:
CMHWAK RADIO 11/14/11 featuring DOWNLOAD FREE PODCAST HERE : http://www.mediafire.com/?8pb8nemoxj4hyar
-
LifeHatesMe wrote:
If Angry Son/Woolworm doesn't make your heart scream, you probably don't have it.
-
Sveta33222 wrote:
бля!! они шикарны
-
alexbigman wrote:
If you are into DIY Screamo like Orchid, Loma Prieta, La Quiete, or Saetia make sure to listen to CMHWAK radio LIVE EVERY TUESDAY at 6PM Pacific Time at : http://www.kcrlive.com … playing the best of DIY Emo/Hardcore from early 90s to active bands. For more info go LIKE us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/cmhwakradio For ALL SCREAMO ALL THE TIME talk make sure to check out the #1 active skramz forum on the internet @ : http://forums.cmhwak.net
-
Jerryelephants wrote:
I quite love these guys.... fuck prog rock.
-
Early_Birds wrote:
Hidden Arithmetic is mad good.
-
ThreeBoundary wrote:
@PussyGalore6 you should listen to angry son
-
ThreeBoundary wrote:
because they were just kids who listen to husker du and embrace back then
-
PussyGalore6 wrote:
If that's true, it wouldn't be very nice on their side. 70's Indian Summer!
-
rockandpie wrote:
I'm sure when they formed the band in 1993 that was their intention. They said, "lets name ourselves after some shitty 70's rock band that no one has ever heard of. That way in 2011, on some website that hasn't even been thought of yet, people will get our name confused and it will piss off the 3 people who know about the 70's band."
-
PussyGalore6 wrote:
70's Indian Summer. Why the fuck do modern kids have to call themselves after real bands from the 70's nad mess up last.fm?
-
Fishmonk wrote:
70s indian summer please
-
rockandpie wrote:
indian bummer was a emobore band from smokeland/skram-fransicso
-
michaelleahcim wrote:
You just did. Right then.
Videos
See more
News
it's the end of the world as we know it and i feel..
17 Oct 2007 | from blog.myspace.com/indiansummersongs
fine.so ..alot of people are paid liars and the tv is the
mans gun so turn it off..let's end it all --no more starvation,no
more poverty,no more wars.no more reckless life.. instead i propose
…
-
it's the end of the world as we know it and i feel..
17 Oct 2007 | from blog.myspace.com/indiansummersongs -
17 Oct 2007 | from blog.myspace.com/indiansummersongs
Top Listeners
-
eoji
Top Listener
-
grzegorz828
Top Listener
-
pedohead
Top Listener
-
Heart_D-Beating
Top Listener
Recent Activity
-
anthonygamer tagged Indian Summer with post-hardcore, emocore, hardcore and 2 other tags. yesterday evening
-
anthonygamer and tomotha added Indian Summer to their libraries. yesterday evening
-
nessi_jey tagged Indian Summer with screamo and hardcore. Thursday afternoon
-
nessi_jey added Indian Summer to nessi_jey’s library. Thursday afternoon
-
anthonygamer, dcabgmyers, lifelovah and 3 other people added Indian Summer to their libraries. Wednesday evening
-
EmO686 tagged Indian Summer with emocore, screamo and emo. last week
-
aford10 and arif_iman added Indian Summer to their libraries. last week
-
vomitcursehate tagged Indian Summer with ‘emo’. last week
-
luciljunior, vomitcursehate, Lihame and 2 other people added Indian Summer to their libraries. last week
Related Journals
-
Prog Acts by LastFM Popularity (modified)
by Mark_H |
15 Jan 2012
-
Prog Acts by Popularity: Heavy
by Mark_H |
15 Jan 2012
-
LOL JA NE MOGU DOC LOL NELOL 08///07///11
by umobolan |
8 Jul 2011
| 1 comment
Groups (72)
-
Pure Post-Hardcore
111 members
-
Emotional Hardcore
122 members
-
Get Glad
107 members
-
90's Emo
106 members
-
People who hate morons deeming shitty pop emo
193 members
More Information
- Links
- Labels
