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Grizzly Bear is the project of New York's songwriter Edward Droste.
He debuted with the gentle bedroom-folk tunes of
Horn of Plenty (2004), notably
Fix It,
but matured with
Yellow House (Warp, 2006), recorded by a real band
(drummer Christopher Bear, keyboardist and bassist Chris Taylor, and new guitarist Daniel Rossen)
and much better arranged.
Easier,
Lullabye, Knife and Colorado were complex compositions
that were easily ascribed to the psychedelic-folk revival, but were more
properly a kind of atmospheric folk-rock rather than full-fledged
psychedelic folk.
Department Of Eagles was the pre-existing project of Grizzly Bear's Daniel Rossen and Fred Nicolaus.
After the electronic experiment of
Whitey on the Moon, better known as The Cold Nose (2003), they opted for
the nostalgic orchestral pop of In Ear Park (2008), largely inspired by
the psychedelic Sixties (No One Does It Like You).
Veckatimest (Warp, 2009) is the band's third studio album.
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