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New York City's cheekily named Earl Greyhound is a power trio consisting of vocalist/guitarist Matt Whyte, bassist/vocalist Kamara Thomas and drummer Christopher Bear. Although formed in January 2003, the group's influences date back to the 1970s, and specifically classic rockers with an ear for pop hooks such as T. Rex, Badfinger and Big Star. After immersing themselves in rehearsals and showcases about town, the band signed to Some Records and released their self-titled EP in September 2004. The full-length Soft Targets followed in 2007. In 2010, the band released its sophomore album Suspicious Package. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi
Earl Greyhound plays a powerful blend of hard rock, garage rock, and indie rock, drawing heavily from 1970s classic rock influences and 90s grooves, as heard on their album "Soft Targets".
Earl Greyhound is a trio consisting of Matt Whyte on vocals and guitar, Kamara Thomas on bass and vocals, and Ricc Sheridan on drums.
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