You Are An Explorer is a three-piece instrumental group from Edmonton, Canada. The trio uses heavy grooves to create melodic, layered soundscapes with clear movement and direction.

Formed in 2013, and releasing their debut EP in March of 2014 as well as two digital singles, Stationary Travels calls their music "... a really enjoyable and fresh take on post-rock which incorporates the atmospherics and slow builds that one expects, but with a preference for solid grooves over the all too common thunderous crescendo."

"From the bits of math-rock, to the hints of fusion, and the ever so calming post-rock grooves, this album deserves to make a big splash." - Post Rock Star

Since playing their first local Edmonton shows in 2013, You Are An Explorer has played from Winnipeg and back, with numerous stops in Calgary and other Alberta cities, and will be making their first excursion to B.C. this summer.

With a preference for catchy melodies and strong interplay between guitar and bass on top of locked-in grooves, as well as providing an energetic and fun live show, "You Are An Explorer has made music that can be listened to in any environment." - Geyser Music

www.youareanexplorer.com
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Chillian Murphy consists of one person making gloomy pop songs in his room.

Any questions/requests, collaboration ideas, praise/hate should be sent to adam.vanderveer@gmail.com please and thank you

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I am a singer/songwritter out of Springboro Ohio. The closest description that I have heard of my music is acoustic coffee house pop rock. send me a message if you want to talk about music theory, music history, or the music industry. Comments and criticism are always appreciated too. Thank you everyone for taking the time to listen to my music. Hope you enjoy!

​Chasing Phantoms was formed in January 2011 by David Grandouiller and Greg Evans. Our 2015 album, "The Other Side of Eden," is available on Bandcamp through the link below, along with two "Six Songs in Six Weeks" EPs from the summers of 2015 and 2016. Thank you for listening. We hope you enjoy. :)

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