Calling Up My Bad Side

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Review "Atmospheric piano crescendos, open range melodies, vast waves of sound...". -Bobble Tiki -- Weekly Volcano 1.26.05Calling Up My Bad Side is a debut album brimming with promise.... -Jamie Gadette -- Salt Lake City Weekly 12.09.04 Product Description Calling up My Bad Side is the debut release from Weather. 11 tracks of pop-inflected Post-Radiohead Rock whose potent melodies and adventurous guitars sweep you up like the upswing of a depression. From moody anthems to slow-burning confessionals, Weather’s songs put a silver lining on their melancholy and a knowing smile on idle threats, recalling the sounds of The Cure, Travis, and Sunny Day Real Estate. Produced by The A-Team (Evan Brubaker and Troy Glessner) whose credits include Tennis Pro, Joel R.L. Phelps, Holly Figueroa, and Shimmer. About the Artist Shortly after signing with Cake, Weather left their home in the desert of Salt Lake City for the forests of the Northwest, eager to make their first record and hit the road. But it wasn’t that simple. Within weeks, two incidents befell the band; their guitarist and bassist quit and they heard The Cure for the first time. Shell-shocked, the remaining members responded by throwing out the 40 songs they had slowly crafted and rebuilding; finding a new band, a new sound, a new home, and new songs for their striking debut, Calling Up My Bad Side. Weather is Sean Campbell (Vocals / Piano), Joseph Yohann (Guitars), Tyler Pratt (Guitars), Kerry Cockayne (Drums) and Zach Varnell (Bass).