Daniel G. Harmann Discography of CDs

Daniel G. Harmann songs Seattle singer/songwriter in the vein of Red House Painters, Nick Drake, Spain and Azure Ray. Delicate falsetto and non-traditional song structure over acoustic guitar, piano and cello. Debut EP, "Failures in Motion", was recorded in September of 2001 by Graig Markel of New Sweet Breath and Tagging Satellites fame. This live DVD was filmed in Seattle and showcases some of Daniel's unreleased work. His new Album "The Lake Effect" is almost finished and this DVD ...

Daniel G. Harmann CD discography Seattle artist Daniel G. Harmann writes music in vein of Sparklehorse, Sigur Ros, & Low. With the release of his 4th studio album 'Anthems from the Gentle War,' recorded and produced by Graig Markel (Head like a Kite, New Sweet Breath, Tagging Satellites), Harmann has successfully presented songs that are both honest and sincere. Walking an array of influences from rock to urban to punk, the eleven tracks on 'Anthems ...

Daniel G. Harmann albums The Lake Effect, the new release from Seattle's Daniel G. Harmann merges indie rock with dreamy atmospheric pop and simple but elegant songwriting. Continually searching for ways to break the singer/songwriter mold, Harmann uses non-traditional song structures driven by his delicate falsetto and layered between guitars, keyboards, and cello. "I've always related more to the punk rock side of the scene than the singer/songwriter side," Harmann says. The result is a record with occasional electric guitar grit ...

Daniel G. Harmann music CDs Delicate falsetto and non-traditional song structure over acoustic guitar, piano and cello. Debut E.P., 'Failures in Motion', was recorded in September of 2001 by Graig Markel of New Sweet Breath and Tagging Satellites fame. 'Failures in Motion' was released on December 18, 2001 on Recovery Records, to critical acclaim. It is currently in rotation on Seattle's own KEXP, 90. 3 FM, and was number three overall for the month of February on KEXP's NW top 10 list. ...

Daniel G. Harmann CD discography The Transmissionary Six come from the branch of a musical family tree whose roots would be Wilco, Cowboy Junkies, and Hem, among others. Led by the gorgeous vocals of Terri Moeller, the group nails the midtempo alt-country opener, "Zero Gravity," before venturing down a dark, murky, and somewhat dreary lane with "The Dangling Electrified Boy," which resembles a Margo Timmins solo project. The momentum continues with the slightly poppy and roots-oriented "Edison Stare," which shines. However, ...