Who is guster the band

Make no mistake: No one will ever accuse Guster of turning into a Pink Floyd-esque, prog-rock doom-and-gloom band. But this album is a little less buoyant. As a teenager, Miller says enjoyed a certain sort of juxtaposition that later found its way into Guster's music: "Morrissey is going on about how his girlfriend is in a coma and it's the happiest sing-song of all time.

I really like the depth of it. Guster songwriting tends to be a three or four-way affair, with Miller responsible for lyrics and music made by all — original members Adam Gardner and Brian Rosenworcel, and relative newcomer Luke Reynolds, who joined in On record and in concert, Rosenworcel handles percussive duties; the other three swap guitars, bass and keyboards.

I would say a lot of them are my own personal viewpoint and the other guys in the band sort of defer. Expect about 27 songs this weekend, up to a quarter of them new. And we were really aspiring to do more of that. But we wanted it, for us, we have such a close connection to our fans, we just wanted to stay in touch.

It was really nice because there was, you know, the livestreaming is a live event. And you know, that many months into the quarantine, it was so great just to be back with my band and back with my bandmates.

It felt completely out of time. Even though it was very strange — we were looking out at a sea of cars instead of a sea of hands and heads. So it was different and a challenge, but it was still well worth it. Gardner: Exactly. Not all of us — you know, I think everyone can relate to, not everyone had the same comfort level of doing concerts or getting together or trying to record music, which we also successfully have done.

But it was, you know, it was a challenge. I think a lot of the documentary caught that because it was kind of the early — again, this is last summer, last July — the kind of early stages of us crawling out of our individual holes of quarantine to figure out, and dip a toe in, and figure out, how can we do this? How can we sustain this? Gardner : You can go to Guster. Brancaccio : So, what do you think now?

I mean, here we are, , people are getting vaccinated. Are you going to put your toe back in and do some more live gigs? I think the challenge has been, for consecutive touring, is you need lead time on this.

Brancaccio : Yeah, I wanted to ask you about that. REVERB partners with musicians and festivals and venues to make gigs as green as you can do it and use as much sustainable resources as possible. Last March, we were in the middle of six global tours at the time.

We were in the U. But it was — and including Guster, of course. So, yeah, we had to pivot. We did a bunch of livestreams.

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