Local Natives
Founded: 2003
Location: United States
Local Natives is an American indie rock band formed in Orange County, California, and based in Los Angeles. The band consists of Taylor Rice (vocals, guitar), Kelcey Ayer (vocals, keyboards, guitar), Ryan Hahn (guitar, backing vocals), Matthew Frazier (drums) and Nik Ewing (bass). Before taking its current name in 2008, Local Natives was called Cavil at Rest.
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Live Review: Local Natives, e4444e
"Local Natives are one of those rare bands whose music really comes to life in a live setting."
Album Review: Local Natives - Violet Street
"Instead of being a rich Tim Tam of flavour and experience... all the band seem to come up with are soggy biscuits."
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Album Review: Local Natives - Sunlit Youth
"Alt-pop noise spraying across the void."
Live Review: Local Natives, New Gods, Texture Like Sun
Tonight prove that few can rival their ability to make an hour seem like a few minutes with a set full of raw power and emotional dexterity.
Live Review: Local Natives, New Gods, Texture Like Sun
Local Natives are great because they know what they’re good at and they do it very well indeed.
Album Review: Local Natives - Hummingbird
The only downfall of this album may be its inability to stand out from the well-established indie-rock bands that inspire them.
Album Review: Local Natives - Hummingbird
It’s a remarkable record in its subtlety and one that reveals itself steadily to become utterly beautiful the more spins you give it.
Removing The Monkey Suit
"It would have felt really dishonest to just try and recreate that album because we’ve grown so much as a band and, you know, we just wanted to push ourselves to do something new and interesting."
Album Review: Local Natives - Hummingbird
There’s resonance and pathos in their songwriting that fills up the crevices in your head and heart, and weighs you down with a sweet sort of lead in your belly that feels both rare and important somehow.
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