The Euphorians

Middle-Aged Mope Pop from Victoria BC
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The Euphorians

The Euphorians were borne out of the tour of David P. Smith's album Mantennae. They made a beautiful sound, burned brightly, and passed softly into the night. The Euphorians album features a seven piece band recorded live off the floor.
Pop/Rock/Indie
Broken Up

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David P. Smith
Vocals, accordion, piano, heart murmers
Scott Henderson
Banjo, electric guitar
Stefan Bozenich
Bass guitar, ukulele, vocals
Marek Tyler
Drums
Rachelle Reath
Violin, vocals
Megan Boddy
Viola, vocals
Eric Gallipo
Trumpet, antics
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