Written by Andreas Christian and performed by Concrete Feedback featuring Dave Loutzenhiser and Chris Elam

Fortune Teller

Psychedelic folk, words and music by Andreas Christian featuring Dave Loutzenhiser

Unconditional

Lovers in the Park form psychedelic folk rock band Concrete Feedback written by Andreas Christian Boehmer and Dave Loutzenhiser.

Lovers In The Park

Written by Andreas Christian and performed by the psychedelic folk rock band Concrete Feedback featuring Dave Loutzenhiser and Chris Elam

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Fortune Teller old

House of the Rising Sun written by an unknown artist a long time ago and covered by many more modern artists. This is Concrete Feedback's twist on the song featuring Andreas Christian, Dave Loutzenhiser and Chris Elam

House of the Rising Sun

Written and performed by Andreas Christian of Concrete Feedback

Dreams

Fortune Teller old 2

Psychedelic folk rock artist on the weekends

Concrete Feedback is a Colorado psychedelic folk rock band with Americana sensibility, intricate arrangements and tight harmonies founded in 2007 playing equal mixes of original music blended into shows of atypical but nonetheless recognizable cover songs from indie artists.

Concrete Feedback’s main pairing includes its two founding members, Boulder born Andreas Christian and long time Longmont resident Dave Loutz. Today, the band’s primary studio can be found in the mountain community of Evergreen Colorado. 

Andreas is found primarily on rhythm guitar, harmonica and lead vocals as well as occasional piano and bass drawing on strong folk, Americana, and  indie rock influences for his original music. 

Dave is found primarily on backing vocals and lead guitar behind his pedal board coined “mission control”. Dave draws on psychedelic rock influences for his original music where he takes lead vocals. 

Concrete Feedback can be found in a duo format with dueling acoustics or acoustic / electric and alternating bass guitar and an emphasized focus on the intricate arrangements and two part harmonies.   The resulting blend of the two artists creates a unique sound and feel difficult to label and provides a wide variety of material. Psychedelic folk rock!

In the four piece format, Concrete Feedback’s full repertoire and scope comes alive adding percussion and bass and the third part harmony while maintaining the tight arrangements. The band has had several bassists and drummers through the years and today has several gigging musicians with whom they can play shows including additional lead special guests.

Andreas Christian

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