Cape May (band)
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Cape May | |
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| Origin | United States |
| Genres | Indie |
| Years active | 2003 - 2007 |
| Labels | Calico Cartel |
| Website | www.myspace.com/capemay |
| Past members | Andrew Bernhardt, Andres Goyenechea, Dustin Paul, Mark Wiskowski |
Cape May is a rock band from Ocean Beach, San Diego. Andres Goyenechea (vocals, guitar) moved to San Diego from Seattle in the winter of 2001 to pursue his musical interests. After playing out for about a year he met Andrew Bernhardt (guitar, keys) through a classified ad. The two played out with a rhythm section for a year and a half, while refining their tunes and building a following. When their drummer pursued another gig, Dustin Paul (drums) was brought on to solidify the set. After playing several shows with the band, his heavy-handed, simplistic style turned out to be a good fit. That opened up the door for Mark Wiskowski (bass guitar) to come and fill out the bottom end. Mark's audition was head and shoulders above the rest, and he was added.
From May 2004 - current day, the four members moved at a steady pace. They've played major venues along the west coast, made a few videos, recorded two full-length albums and written a wide variety of rock songs. Cape May had a clear goal of making quality music with hints of classic rock flavor and mixes it with tastes of indie rock to create their own unified sound. For more information about this electrifying foursome visit the Official Cape May Website.
As of January 2007 they have broken up.
Discography[edit]
- Cape May I (June 2005)
- Under Arrest EP (Nov. 2006)
- Cape May II (May 2006)
See also[edit]
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