The Everyday Visuals

Although formed in New Hampshire in 2002, the Everyday Visuals later on relocated to Boston, where their melodic method of pop music — one which emphasized solid vocal harmonies as well as the durable songwriting of Christopher Pappas — helped make sure they are New England’s most encouraging unsigned act. Pappas and drummer Joe Seiders started playing collectively in 1996, liberating several albums beneath the name Pawn Unction. When that group disbanded in the first 2000s, both continued their collaboration by introducing the Everyday Visuals, a melodic trio that also highlighted the guitar function of Kyle Fredrickson. The group released Mass media Crush in 2004 before adding guitarist Eli Sheer towards the fold, a move that allowed the Visuals to drench their music in multi-part harmonies. Released in 2007, Factors CAN LOOK Up was properly vocal-heavy, betraying the band’s affinity for the music from the Seaside Boys as well as the Beatles. A self-titled third record found its way to 2009, accompanied by a number of the band’s most comprehensive touring to time.