Vedera

Simultaneously aggressive, atmospheric, and emotionally forceful, Vedera can be an indie rock and roll quartet from Kansas Town, MO. Vocalist/guitarist Kristen Might and business lead guitarist Brian Small first worked collectively in a music group called Crimson Authentic; pursuing that group’s divide during the springtime of 2004, both joined makes with bassist Jason Douglas and drummer Drew Small (Brian’s younger sibling, who was simply in senior high school when the music group first shaped). The group was called Veda, partly for “Vedha,” a Hindu phrase signifying “sacred writings” and partly for Vada, the type performed by Anna Chulmsky within the 1991 film My Young lady. The new music group quickly went in to the studio room and released its initial EP, This Broken Town, though Second Character Recordings, a Kansas City-based 3rd party label. Veda eventually landed tours starting for Mute Mathematics and Owen while also writing stages with famous brands Underoath, Thrice, and Communiqué. In 2006, the group released its initial full-length record, The Pounds of a clear Area, before changing its name from Veda to Vedera in order to avoid legal actions from a likewise called group. Vedera squandered little time building the brand new moniker, because the group reissued The Pounds of a clear Area and logged even more road work through the following a few months, including a co-headlining tour with Dear as well as the Headlights. Vedera announced programs in early 2007 to come back to the studio room in the summertime for focus on a second record, which would tag the band’s initial discharge for Epic Information. The final item, Levels, was digitally released in Oct 2009 and gained the music group a great deal of elevated publicity, including a efficiency for the MTV series The Hillsides and an area for the revamped Lilith Good tour. A physical discharge of the record followed in Feb 2010.