Matson Jones

Matson Jones featured two cellists/vocalists, a drummer, and an upright bassist. No-one was called Matson Jones — the band’s name was a sly artwork world reference point. But with the interesting harmonies and sawing cellos of Martina Grbac and Anna Mascorella out front side along with a straightforwardly generating rhythm portion of Ross Harada (drums) and Matt Regan (bass), the Fort Collins, CO-based quartet made a organic sound near conventional indie rock and roll. No guitars, needless to say, but still. There have been also comparisons designed to PJ Harvey and Rasputina. Though Grbac and Mascorella acquired collaborated previously, it had been using the 2003 establishment from the quartet lineup that their audio really came jointly. Local buzz created quickly, helped along by displays with prominent local people like DeVotchKa. Matson Jones released their self-titled debut in June 2005 through Sympathy for the Record Sector, accompanied by an EP, Albatross Mates forever But Only Following a Lengthy Courtship THAT MAY UNDERTAKE to Four Years, in 2006.