Quantcast
Retroselective: The Best of October 2009
November 6, 2009 – 8:36 pm | 3 Comments

The best of the month of October as chosen by Culture Bully contributors.

Read the full story »
Album Reviews

Unique perspectives and opinions on new and recent releases

Concert Coverage

Photos, videos and reviews from a variety of live events.

Interviews

Engaging discussions with artists from around the world.

Spotlight

Highlighting songs and bands, old and new

Video

Music videos & performance footage

Home » Other

Casting a Deep Shadow: Willard Grant Conspiracy

Submitted by Chris DeLine on February 27, 2007 – 10:30 amNo Comment

Robert Fisher.jpg

Willard Grant Conspiracy is a group that has, over the course of course of ten years, released eleven albums of live and studio material – with Let It Roll being its latest. The band’s only permanent member and vocalist Robert Fisher sounds like a roots-Nick Cave with a voice deeply based in coffee and cigarettes. His words however, speak truer to making daily life work than to Cave’s songs of misery. Over the course of Willard Grant Conspiracy’s existence countless members have contributed either in the studio or on stage to the collective sound that reflects the group’s voice rather than simply that of Fisher’s. The group’s MySpace page currently allocates room in the group for twenty seven members, which despite the overwhelming statistic, doesn’t come across as heavy in the recording, but rather as gentle, lean and inviting.

Willard Grant Conspiracy “Skeleton”
Willard Grant Conspiracy “Flying Low”

Additional Willard Grant Conspiracy Audio Here

Willard Grant Conspiracy – Official Site
Willard Grant Conspiracy – MySpace Site

Leave a comment!

Add your comment below, or trackback from your own site. You can also subscribe to these comments via RSS.

Be nice. Keep it clean. Stay on topic. No spam.