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The University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, February 4, 1998
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Lawrence band wants to enrich audience's minds
Sunbarrow stays in tune
By Chris Horton
chorton@kansan.com
Kansas staff writer
Sunbarrow keyboardist Steve Scoggins, drummer Adam Seitz, guitarist Brian Cleveland and bassist Jon Gwennam they hit up in a 1965 Malibu. The band will play its version of chamber rock tonight at the Granada, 1020 Massachusetts St.
Photo by Catie Waters/KANSAN.
Members of the band Sunbarow want to heighten the senses of their audience when they perform tonight at the Granada, 1020 Massachusetts St.
Bassist and KU graduate Jon Gwartney recommended that
Sunbrowar will play with another Lawrence band, Be/Non. Tickets for the show are $4 for patrons aged 18 to 20 and $3 for those 21 and older.
Keyboard player Steve Scogins, Derby junior, said Sunbarrow's mission was intellectually-oriented.
"We want to enhance the minds of the people," he said.
Sunbarrow's music, which Scogins jokingly describes as ambient chamber rock, consists of instrumental songs ranging from mellow to furious in intensity.
"We listen to and have been influenced by bands like Pink Floyd, Polvo and everything in between," he said.
"There's a mood to every song," he said.
Drummer Adam Seitz said that while the band's amalgam of musical styles was unique, it had been influenced by other bands' work.
audiences watching a Sunbarrow performance be relaxed and open to the band's variety.
"Be ready for a ride," he said. Scoggins and Gwartney have been playing together for the past four years. The band formed in February 1997 when they were joined by guitarist Brian Cleveland and Seitz.
"Iliked these guys before I plaved with them." Seitz said.
Like many bands, Sunbarrow had a humble beginning, Cleveland said.
"Our first show was a bust," he said. "It was in a barn."
Since its first show, Sunbarrow has played several area shows and has opened for national acts.
"One of the highlights from the past year would have to be playing with Hopewell," Gwartney said. "We also played with Hovercraft, which has Eddie Vedder's wife on bass. That was a great show."
The band recently completed recording its first CD, which has a June release date.
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