The Redwalls

Deerfield, IL-based quartet the Redwalls formed in 2001; originally a United kingdom Invasion-inspired cover music group dubbed the Web pages, the group’s associates — vocalist/guitarist Logan Baren, his bassist sibling Justin, business lead guitarist Andrew Langer, and drummer Jordan Kozer — had been still in senior high school when they performed their first present at the neighborhood jazz membership Pops for Champagne. The Web pages soon began composing original materials and earned a normal reserving on the Evanston membership Nevin’s Live, using the venue’s reserving supervisor, Mitchell Marlow, ultimately stopping his post to control the music group full-time. By using previous Wilco drummer (and Marlow pal) Ken Coomer, the Web pages’ demo documenting made its method to Capitol Information’ A&R rep Julian Raymond, even though amid focusing on their debut LP for the Chicago-based indie label Undertow, the music group agreed upon to Capitol in middle-2003, changing their name towards the Redwalls on the label’s demand. (A youthful Capitol putting your signature on was also called the Web pages, but was greater referred to as Mr. Mister.) Undertow released the Redwalls’ debut, General Blues, in nov 2003 — after completing periods for the record, Kozer quit the group to wait university, with Ben Greeno putting your signature on to play drums. Their initial record for Capitol finally noticed the light of time in June of 2005. Made by Rob Schnapf (Elliott Smith, the Vines), De Nova provides horns along with a little bit of major-label magic towards the Redwalls’ audio but retains their live-wire energy and eventually ends up being an pleasurable blast of traditional rock worship. No real surprise that likewise backward-looking Oasis asked the music group to become listed on their summertime of 2005 U.K. tour.