Releases by driftwood

There are numerous artists with this name, including: 1) Driftwood is an American folk band from Binghamton, NY. formed in 2006; 2) Driftwood was an American emo-hardcore band from Canoga Park, CA, active in the 1990s; 3) Driftwood was a Dutch house/dance project; 4) Driftwood is an American reggae band from Appleton, Wisconsin; 5) Driftwood is a Belgian indie band; 6) Driftwood is a Danish ambient artist from Copenhagen. 1) From the Binghamton, New York, music scene, a band with a rock n’ roll soul and a folk art mind. Carving out a name for themselves with electrifying live performances, they bring one of the most unique, raw sounds to the Americana/roots music scene. Incorporating upright bass, banjo, acoustic guitar, and violin, the ghost of traditional American folk music lives in their palette. But the melodies, the harmonies and the lyrics are something else entirely. They have released a series of albums, including "Rally Day" (2009), "A Rock & Roll Heart" (2011), and "Driftwood" (2013). www.driftwoodtheband.com 2) An emo/hardcore band from the early 1990s who released a 7" (1993, Monopoly Records) and had a song on the "In Memory of Jason" 2xLP compilation (1996, Monopoly Records). Their members were Chris Pitzel (Shroomunion, Still Life), Mark Rodgers (Shroomunion, Perilisium Cantos, Ribbon Fix, Ha! The Disco Ah!, The Devil's Own) and Melissa Mednick (Shroomunion) 3) A collaboration of three dutch producers: Ron van Kroonenburg, Thijs Ploegmakers, and Dirk Jans, the latter two comprising the trance group Shocksteady. The trio collaborated to create "Anything Goes" and "Freeloader", which reached #32 on the UK Singles Chart in February 2003 and had success in dance clubs all over Europe. 4) An alternative/reggae band from Appleton, Wisconsin. 5) Electronic band from Belgium, stylized as D R I F T W O O D https://driftwoodworld.website/ 6) DUNGEON SYNTH! -> https://driftwoodds.bandcamp.com/ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.