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As you well know, the Polyphonic Spree played Dan's Silverleaf this past Tuesday with openers New Fumes and Sweet Lee Morrow. Photographer Andrea Harman was there, and here are her shots.

Polyphonic Spree Formed in 2000 by bandleader Tim DeLaughter, the Polyphonic Spree is one of the most innovative bands in music history. A massive choir that’s released five full-length albums ...

Play a bit of The Polyphonic Spree, Ratatat, Lemon Jelly, or Saint Etienne and you’ll soon find that higher level. Plus, the game’s just $7, even if you’ll have to invest a bit of time ...

These guys seem to have more members coming and going than the Polyphonic Spree. Georgia Straight music editor Mike Usinger is filing items of interest from the Virgin Fest at Deer Lake Park in ...

The Polyphonic Spree’s debut album The Beginning Stages Of… turned 20 this past spring. We didn’t do an article about it because you can’t cover everything, even on the nostalgia beat. But they ...

Austin-based indie chamber ensemble Montopolis — which draws its talent from members of the Austin Symphony, Okkervil River, Tosca String Quartet and the Polyphonic Spree — is coming to the ...

Polyphonic Spree Formed in 2000 by bandleader Tim DeLaughter, the Polyphonic Spree is one of the most innovative bands in music history. A massive choir that’s released five full-length albums ...

She studied at Boston’s Berklee College Of Music, served with The Polyphonic Spree and Sufjan Stevens’ touring band before her own debut. Since then, she’s established herself as both polymath and ...

Polyphonic Spree Formed in 2000 by bandleader Tim DeLaughter, the Polyphonic Spree is one of the most innovative bands in music history. A massive choir that’s released five full-length albums ...

Of course, Liam being Liam, there's a touch of The Beatles and The Stones, but a quick scan of early comparisons reveals references to everything from T-Rex and Hendrix to The Polyphonic Spree and ...