PORTLAND, MAINE'S GENRE-BENDING INDIE BAND SEEPEOPLES
RELEASES NEW SINGLE & VIDEO "TWO SILHOUETTES,"
FEATURING COWBOY EDDIE LONG ON PEDAL STEEL,
EAST COAST TOUR STARTS MAY 4TH

Check out "Two Silhouettes" at Glide Magazine
Stream/Embed "Two Silhouettes" via YouTube / Spotify

SeepeopleS Tour Dates 2022
May 3 - Nashville, TN - Cobra 
May 4 - Atlanta, GA - Smith's Olde Bar
May 5 - Knoxville, TN - Preservation Pub
May 6 - Raleigh, NC - Pour House
May 7 - Asheville, NC - Salvage Station
May 9 -  New York, NY - Mercury Lounge
May 10 -Boston, MA - O'Brien's
May 11 - New Haven, CT - Cafe Nine
May 12 - Littleton, NH - Loading Dock
May 13 - Portland, ME - Portland House of Music
May 14 - Newmarket, NH - Stone Church

A Field Guide For Survival in This Dying World

Two Silhouettes

06 These Games

07 Face the Day

Earning glowing accolades from critics and racking up recording credits with musical virtuosos such as Tim Reynolds and Dana Colley (Morphine), there is no doubt that SeepeopleS are one of the most dynamic and unique up and coming rock acts to appear on the scene in years. Dubbed "pop in the best possible sense of the word" (Bangor Daily News), SeepeopleS' sound is an infectious blend of pop, reggae, trance, prog-rock and ambient styles, simultaneously eclectic, tightly crafted and pioneering. Led by singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Will Bradford, SeepeopleS are an intense live act with influences including the Beta Band, Burning Spear, The Orb, Pink Floyd, Radiohead and Kula Shaker. 
SeepeopleS were born in Allston, MA in 2000 out of the breakup of Naked Ear recording artists Cosmic Dilemma. After Cosmic D's demise, singer/songwriter Will Bradford, drummer Tim Haney and bassist Dan Ingenthron decided to finish the band's outstanding tour dates. Bolstering their entry into the touring scene with momentum from the regionally very successful Cosmic D, the group changed their name to SeepeopleS and immediately got invited to the CMJ Music Marathon in 2000, sharing a bill with Cracker at the Acme Underground in NYC. 

SeepeopleS released their first album, "For the Good of the Nation," in 2002, which marked the union of SeepeopleS with producer Will Holland. "For the Good of the Nation" also featured one of Bradford's major influences, former Morphine sax player Dana Colley, who collaborated with the band on two of the album's tracks. Colley's soulful contributions have since characterized a part of SeepeopleS' sound, and he reprises his role with the band, along with Holland, on their sophomore record, "The Corn Syrup Conspiracy." 

In late 2002, Haney and Ingenthron left SeepeopleS for personal reasons, leaving Bradford with the SeepeopleS name and the majority of the band's songs. Determined not to let his vision die, Bradford put together a group of talented musicians and took SeepeopleS back on the road for two years, building the band's reputation as a relentlessly touring sound machine while creating and fine-tuning material for "The Corn Syrup Conspiracy." "Corn Syrup" was released in October 2004 and features a barrage of top-notch talent including Tim Reynolds, Dana Colley, Spearhead's Dave Shul and funk stars Peter Keys and Ray Davis of Original Parliament. 

In September of 2004, the original lineup (Bradford, Haney and Ingenthron) reunited and toured in support of "Corn Syrup." SeepeopleS have played for crowds of 22,500 and have opened for acts ranging from Franz Ferdinand, Ben Harper, the Flaming Lips, The Presidents of the USA, Death Cab for Cutie, Cracker, De La Soul, Sound Tribe Sector 9, Pete Yorn, Lotus and Blues Traveler to name a very short few. The Corn Syrup Conspiracy tour was the first time the band engaged in a full national headlining tour and have been touring as such ever since.  

In 2007 the band released Apocalypse Cow Vol. 1 to much critical acclaim.  Headlining festival slots at Trinumeral Festival and Wakarusa festival were amongst some of the bands biggest performances.  Despite the critic's loving the album, the album was a veritable bust in the sales department and only after years had passed did the album become the legendary cult album it is today, as ALL SeepeopleS albums have become.  The band was also nominated for a Jammy Award (relix magazine) for best new artist 2007, and was also featured
as a "summer star" in the major summer festival June Issue of Relix Magazine (June 2007).  Many reviews and interesting articles can still be found online, as over the years the band was featured in major print magazines such as Pollstar, Billboard, Relix, High Times, CMJ Magazine, Jambase, and many, many more.  In many ways, SeepeopleS are perhaps one of the most successful yet mysterious underground acts of the last 10 years.  With a sound the is as much Flaming Lips and Radiohead, as it is Orb, Morphine, Muse and more, SeepeopleS have never been easily categorized or fit in any set genre.  To their fans, this is the essence of their greatness.

In 2011 After four years of constant, the band finally unveiled Apocalypse Cow Vol. 2, containing the singles "Modern Times" and "Most Famous One."  The Band shocked their fans by giving away the album for free.  The band unveiled their album days after a massive festival appearance at Allgood Music Festival in summer 2011.  Days after the performance, where some 25,000 fans were utterly rocked by SeepeopleS last major festival appearance, and midway through the band's national CD release tour, following a national opening slot touring with good friends of the band, Lotus, the band pulled their website and canceled all further dates.  The last SeepeopleS show was in Jan. of 2011.  In the meantime, lead singer and chief songwriter for SeepeopleS, Will Bradford did several tours with his electronic music act, Freepeoples Frequency, with major acts such as Pretty Lights and more, and should be releasing their debut album, "Small Pills To Swallow," sometime in 2013.  There has been, however, much speculation as to why SeepeopleS suddenly called it quits (disappeared?), although no official announcement was ever made and their official site has been off since canceling the rest of Apocalypse Cow. Vol. 2 Tour.   Although rampant rumors of severe heroin addiction and mental breakdowns have abound, the disappearance of one of America's most promising up and coming acts remains a mystery.  Rumors of yet another SeepeopleS album have also surfaced, but as of yet neither Will Bradford or any current or previous members of the band have commented publicly, and thus we are all forced to wait.  Many of the band's legendary live performances can be downloaded at www.archive.org.  At least we have four albums of material to fall back on.   Much of the music on this site is meant to be streamed, and permission has been granted by SeepeopleS management to allow downloads of the band's fourth album (for free), "Apocalypse Cow Vol. 2."  In order to download songs from the first three albums, all tracks are available on iTunes.com.  The CD's in hard cover form are still available at CD Baby.  