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Current members // Jaime Gylan, lead vocals and guitar; Brian Cole, guitar; Adam Grafstrom, bass, vocals; John "The Boy" Cina, drums, vocals
Founded in // 2002
Style // blues rock
Influenced by // The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Cat Stevens, Stevie Wonder, Pink Floyd
Notable // The band came to Baltimore about a year ago from New York City, where their equipment was stolen twice and their house burned down. Owning its own home recording studio has helped the group become extremely prolific - the band has eight full-length albums and is working on a ninth.
Quotable // "We've taken the money we would have needed to go into a studio and built up the equipment ourselves," Gylan said. "Each album gets a little bit better sounding. ... It's nice to have that freedom to do it ourselves and not have to go into a studio and be restricted by studio time."
[SAM SESSA]
See The Deep End tomorrow at Fletchers Bar, 701 S. Bond St. $10 Doors open at 8 p.m. Bond and Bentley, Goodbye Skyline and Synonyms for Sounds will also perform. Call 410-558-1889 or go to fletchersbar.com. The band: thedeependband.com.
