Marching Band is a musical duo consisting of Erik Sunbring and Jacob Lind from Linköping, Sweden.

History

In 2008, the band released '' Spark Large'', their first full-length album on U & L Records. Music from the album received radio airplay in Los Angeles when tracks from the debut surfaced on

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and KDLD. In the months to follow, their music was featured on '' World Cafe'', ''Second Stage,'' and ''Song of the Day''. Marching Band was also featured in BillboardUnderground. Marching Band songs have been featured in ''

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). Marching Band's song "Aggravate" was included on the indie compilation ''Indiecater'' Volume IV in August 2009. Marching Band's EP, 'Pop Cycle Naked - EP' was released November 9, 2010 on U & L Records. Marching Band's new EP, "And I've Never Seen Anything Like That", will be released on Jan 15, 2013.

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debuted the band's music video "And I've Never", Marching Band's, third full length "So Much Imagine", was released on Feb 21, 2014 digitally and as a double Vinyl containing 21 new tracks.

Members

*Erik Sunbring - Guitars, Vocals *Jacob Lind - Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals

Supplemental Musicians

*Benjamin Forsberg - Guitars, Vocals *Ludvig Kennberg - Drums *Gustaf Nygren - Bass

Releases

Albums

*''EP 1'' as Second Language - 2004 *''EP 2'' as Second Language - 2005 *''EP 3'' - 2006 *'' Spark Large'' - 2008, U & L Records, Inc. *
Pop Cycle
' - 2010, U & L Records, Inc. *''Pop Cycle Naked - EP'' - 2010, U & L Records, Inc. *''And I've Never Seen Anything Like That - EP'' - 2013, U & L Records, Inc. *
So Much Imagine
' - 2014, UNC Records (Europe), U & L Records, Inc. (North America), And Records (Japan) *''Heart Jewel'' - 2016, And Records.

References

NPR Second StageNPR World CafePitchfork Review on May 15th, 2008

Record Label

Indiecater Volume IV

MTV "And I've Never"

External links

Official Site
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