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8 de feb. de 2008 · Vetiver is more of a regular, rootsy American folk band, with very radio-friendly harmonies that harken back to a late 1960s, early 1970s era - even the production is sort of rough and therefore more intimate - Cabic's soothing vocals aren't quite as quirky as Banhart, but its unbelievable that we have a recording artist in the 2000s who sounds so wholesomely vintage as Cabic does.
Though Vetiver singer/songwriter Andy Cabic has been known as one of Devendra Banhart's right-hand men, ... THING OF THE PAST serves up a sound not dissimilar to 1960s California folk-rock, ...
Vetiver Thing Of The Past (Fat Cat) Two years on from cult favourite To Find Me Gone, Vetiver is back with a new record, but it’s not exactly the record I was expecting.Andy Cabic’s loosely defined collective has never quite conformed to the new folk rules, frequently incorporating 70s West Coast rock and Brazilian influences into its sound, and this latest unexpected turn will undoubtedly ...
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Vetiver was followed in 2005 by an odds-and-sods collection called Between, which included two live tracks, a new version of a song from Vetiver, and a cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Save Me a Place." For Vetiver's second full-length album, 2006's To Find Me Gone, Cabic finally added a drummer, Otto Hauser, and bassist Kevin Barker to the core trio of himself, Banhart, and Anderson.
