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 Dust & Fiction, 2008.
Terramara's third release, Dust & Fiction, finds the band moving in a new direction. Once described as "the second coming of Steely Dan", the group has now fashioned a new album more reminiscent of XTC and the Beatles. Melodic songwriting meets quirky, sonically adventurous production. While retaining much of Terramara's signature sound: piano-based pop songs with rich vocal harmonies and clever lyrics, this new collection of powerpop gems is more guitar-driven, with a modern rock edge to the production. Dust & Fiction contains a variety of moods and styles, some serious, some playful, but always catchy.
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 Four Blocks to Hennepin, 2005.
This latest release marks a major step forward in the evolution of the group's sound. Although a natural extension of the first Terramara CD, Four Blocks To Hennepin boasts a fuller, more developed approach to songwriting and production. The result is a rich, diverse, and harmonically adventurous collection of well-crafted jazz-rock gems.
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 Invisible People (single), 2002.
This single was recorded especially for the soundtrack to the upcoming independent film revisions. The song was later re-recorded for inclusion in Terramara's latest release, Four Blocks To Hennepin.
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 Terramara, 2000.
This self-titled debut is filled with soulful grooves, jazzy harmonies and an edgy, rock sensibility. These ten pop-rock classics are both catchy and complex, offering something new with each listen.
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 Demo CD, 1998.
This three-song demo represents the band's first professional recording. Two of the songs were later re-recorded for inclusion in the band's first full-length CD, Terramara.
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 Miscellaneous Recordings, 1998-present.
A diverse collection of live recordings from over the years, including shows, radio appearances, and acoustic showcases.
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