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 The Inscape is: John Condit Nick Black Robert Hudson Troy Wiggins Harnessing the gritty sounds of late 1960’s San Francisco, The Inscape is a modern incarnation of psychedelic and alternative rock. Created by the California native and Tennessee transplant John Condit, The Inscape currently live and perform in the city of Nashville. With their polyester ties and beat-up vintage guitars, the Inscape has stormed stages all over the Music City, gaining momentum and building sound. Formed in a California basement, then reformed in Nashville, The Inscape has evolved with many different members over the last four years. John Condit, frontman and lead songwriter, had the challenge of replacing all original band members upon arrival in Nashville: “I came here looking for talented musicians with similar tastes and musical backgrounds. After hours and hours of random jam sessions, at random times during the day, I finally found a group of guys that complemented my music.” Condit, along with his three new recruits are what fans have come to know and love as The Inscape. In January, The Inscape released their first album, self-titled and pressed into a smooth, black 7” vinyl record. Consisting of two tracks, Side A’s “Hypnotized” and Side B’s “Flood,” the album tears through tracks heavy with wailing guitars and reverberated vocals. Working with Nashville veterans such as Vance Powell and Joe Palmaccio, The Inscape translate the old sounds of Ray Davies and Syd Barrett into a voice of a new generation. In support of their self-titled record, The Inscape continue to perform throughout the southeast. |
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