Changing Modes | pl

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CHANGING MODES 
 Wendy Griffiths: Vocals, Keyboards, Bass
 Grace Pulliam: Vocals, Keyboards, Percussion Denise Mei Yan Hofmann: Guitar, Bass, vocals Yuzuru Sadashige: Bass, Guitar, vocals
 Timur Yusef: Drums, Vocals
 The music of New York City based rock band, Changing Modes, began quietly in the mid-90’s when the principal songwriter of the band, Wendy Griffiths (vocals, keyboards, bass) started making her “bedroom tapes.” She says she had no intention of making these songs public. “They were like art songs with very unusual rock beats,” Yuzuru Sadashige (bass, guitar) recalls. “She programmed very complex layers of accompaniment on her Yamaha SY77, then sang...