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The Asymptomatics
[edit]The Asymptomatics is an indie rock band formed in Athens, Georgia, in 2020. The band is known for its eclectic blend of ska, funk, punk, and psychedelic folk rock, featuring a core lineup of seven members, supported by rotating brass musicians, percussionists, and backup vocalists.
History
[edit]The Asymptomatics formed in 2020 in Athens, Georgia, amidst a vibrant local music scene. Their first performance took place at Cozy Bar in Athens, where they quickly gained a reputation for their energetic and genre-blending live shows. The band's dedication to live performances and their unique sound have helped them cultivate a strong local following. They emphasize a grassroots approach to building their fanbase, valuing community support as a cornerstone of their success. Over time, they have performed at major venues like The Masquerade Hell and Georgia Theatre, and have secured spots on the main stages of AthFest and Twilight Festival.[1]
The band's creative process is deeply influenced by a wide array of musical genres and personal experiences. They draw inspiration from their diverse musical backgrounds, which is reflected in their innovative sound. Looking ahead, they aim to expand their reach beyond the Southeast, continuing to evolve and connect with new audiences.[2]
Discography
[edit]- Modern Ooze (2022) – Debut album featuring the single "Satellite Girl."
- Weeds (February 2023) – Double single.[3]
- Na Na Na / Shut Up (May 2023) – Single.
- Two Possibilities (November 2023) – Double single.
- Take it Slowly (April 2024) – Single.[4]
Notable Performances
[edit]- AthFest MainStage, Athens, GA – Performance at the annual music festival.
- Twilight Festival MainStage, Athens, GA – Headlined the main stage.
- The Masquerade Hell, Atlanta, GA – Sold-out performance.
- The Earl, Smith's Olde Bar, SweetWater Brewing, Atlanta, GA – Performed at these venues.
- Supporting Acts: Opened for The Woggles, Is Ought Gap, Silly Goose, Rae and the Ragdolls and The Stews.
Reception
[edit]The Asymptomatics have received positive reviews from various media outlets. WUOG described them as “a maximalist indie rock band” combining elements from multiple genres.[5] Vinyl Mag characterized them as a “funk outfit of shameless chaos and a force to behold.”[6] The Atlanta Jewish Times noted that categorizing the band into a single genre is challenging, as they blend ska, funk, and punk with the energy of The Violent Femmes and the whimsy of The B-52s, creating a "symphony of stereophonic fire and fury."
References
[edit]- ^ "The Asymptomatics Band". theasymptomaticsband.com. Retrieved 2024-08-15.
- ^ "Meet Maxwell Mahieu | Musician and University of Georgia Graduate Student – SHOUTOUT ATLANTA". shoutoutatlanta.com. Retrieved 2024-08-15.
- ^ Yood, Elliot (2023-11-10). "REVIEW: The Asymptomatics showcase their talent with new release". The Red & Black. Retrieved 2024-08-15.
- ^ Izquierdo, Anna (2024-04-16). "The Asymptomatics 'Take It Slowly' Fest". The Red & Black. Retrieved 2024-08-15.
- ^ "The Asymptomatics and their A-holes". 26,000 Watts of College Debauchery. 2022-06-08. Retrieved 2024-08-15.
- ^ Herrin, Analiese (2023-11-15). "The Asymptomatics Celebrate New Single 'Two Possibilities' With A Live Performance at Flicker Theatre and Bar – Vinyl Mag". Retrieved 2024-08-15.