Senses | en
Thirteen Senses are an indie/rock band formed in Penzance, Cornwall in 2001. The current lineup is Will South (vocals, piano, guitar), Tom Welham (guitar, vocals), Adam Wilson (bass guitar) and Brendon James (drums, percussion).
Thirteen Senses have three studio albums: The Invitation (27 September 2004), Contact (2 April 2007) and Crystal Sounds (21 February 2011).
In terms of their style and sound, Thirteen Senses are quite similar to other British bands like Keane and Coldplay; but take on a wider range of influences, including Mew, Mercury Rev and a minimalist aesthetic, with their lyrics also visiting darker themes.
.
There are multiple artists who use the name Senses:
- SENSES has been the performance art/music name for David Cain's art since the early 80s. His new CD, “Looking for Your Face,” features David (vocals, red sax...), formerly on the roster of Geffen records, is reuniting with David Hoffman, trumpet soloist and arranger for Ray Charles (13+ years). SENSES' is original and fresh, with comparisons frequently associated with: Herbie Hancock, Stanley Clarke, Modeski-Martin-Wood, Kurt Elling, Dave Mathews, Miles Davis, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Van Halen, Steve Vai, Ray Charles... more info @ www.thesenses.net
-Senses is the pseudonym of drum & bass...
Coming original with a new blend of Southern California rock infused reggae, Stone Senses have been taking the West Coast music scene by storm since 2004. Hailing from Carlsbad, CA in North County San Diego, Stone Senses have set out to embody the upbeat, positive nature of the scene that they grew up in. Traditional reggae acts like Steel Pulse and Toots and The Maytals, to the modern rock reggae of 311 and Bad Brains, have influenced Stone Senses to create their own niche in the rock reggae world.
Stone Senses members include many veterans of the San Diego music...
