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The band began in 2002 when front man Matt Priest lost his job and had free time to play music. He and co-founder, violinist Elizabeth Lindau, called friends who played different instruments and invited them to join. Those who were dedicated to recording and touring remained and the band was born.
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writes that "the styles here veer from dub to disco to folk to orchestral to rap to electro country to just about any other spin you could put on these sounds" and "whatever you like about the band, there’ll be treasure here, and that ought to keep us all favourably inclined to the band until they
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writes that the album "is a lot to digest, and slightly more of a blessing than a curse" and suggests "you might find yourself taking the album in smaller doses". He does go on to write "Each song is a barrage of hooks and nuanced performances" and "Elizabeth Lindau’s violin shines throughout the
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wrote that on this album the band "display both an ambition and a sense of range that any number of early 21st century American groups described in similar terms would be wise to follow". Michael Metivier of
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The song "Slow Down Chicago", which has been included in the band's first three releases, was featured in the theatrical trailer for
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album" and that the band's "value to the pop music scene continues to grow as it broadens both its geographical and musical reach".
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The band's goal in determining a line-up was to combine many musical backgrounds and artistic influences.
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While waiting for their next album to be released, the band released a free-download
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was released in May 2010 on the label RWIM Chicago. Prior releases include one
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The band's second full-length album was released May 8, 2010.
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In 2005, Canasta released their first full-length album,
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and brought the band to the attention of the critics.
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Matt Priest - Lead vocals, bass, trombone, percussion
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Their most recent full-length album, 8: 770: 768: 563:"Magazine (Songwriter on a Train)" – (4:55) 622:Ryan Tracy - Keyboard, piano, bass, vocals 498:"Just a Star" (Multi-Panel Remix) - (3:01) 430: 280: 18: 489:"Shadowcat" (Scare Quotes Remix) - (4:56) 846: 844: 808: 806: 682:"Canasta: Nostalgia-Infused Chamber-Pop" 166:The Fakeout, the Tease and the Breather, 905:Indie rock musical groups from Illinois 638: 537:The Fakeout, the Tease and the Breather 217:The band self-released their first EP, 644: 642: 604:walking in slow motion to your song". 572:"Reading the Map Upside Down" – (5:00) 273:Broken Middle C, produced by Ted Cho. 791:from the original on 12 February 2024 723:from the original on 12 February 2024 438: 288: 7: 867:from the original on 19 October 2009 813:Metivier, Michael (April 13, 2006). 692:from the original on 19 October 2009 625:Josh Lava - Piano, keyboard, vocals 486:"Impostors" (Office Remix) - (5:30) 405:"The Things You Don't See" – (4:09) 309: 753:from the original on 27 March 2008 14: 557:"Mountains of Molehills" – (4:23) 468:get some new material together". 396:"Sympathetic Vibrations" – (4:00) 829:from the original on 16 May 2010 619:Jeremy Beckford - Guitar, vocals 328: 323: 318: 313: 308: 851:Mathers, Ian (March 28, 2006). 680:Dye, David (February 5, 2007). 70:Broken Middle C, RWIM Chicago, 244:"Chance at Greatness" - (4:48) 1: 402:"Money Making Money" – (3:47) 386:"Heads Hurt Better" – (5:41) 374:"Slow Down Chicago" – (4:04) 238:"Slow Down Chicago" - (3:59) 910:Musical groups from Chicago 581:"Plan Your Escape" – (5:48) 926: 368:"Microphone Song" – (4:20) 16:American chamber pop group 575:"Choosing Sides" – (3:50) 446: 443: 296: 293: 408:"All This Dust" – (3:26) 247:"Two If by Sea" - (3:40) 146:http://canastamusic.com/ 566:"Appreciation" – (5:08) 551:"Becoming You" – (6:59) 225:by Keith Cleversley of 554:"Mexico City" – (4:33) 241:"Just a Star" - (5:36) 176:, one full-length CD, 389:"Just a Star" (feat. 383:"An Apology" – (3:25) 749:. 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Chicago, Illinois
Baroque pop
Minty Fresh
http://canastamusic.com/
Chicago, Illinois
chamber pop
EP
remix album
trailer
Diminished Capacity
mastered
The Flaming Lips
Kraftwerk
indie label
Allmusic
PopMatters
Allmusic
PopMatters
Edith Frost
remix album
PopMatters
PopMatters
Diminished Capacity
Matthew Broderick
Alan Alda


DeRogatis, Jim
"Canasta deals a winning hand in orchestral pop"
Chicago Sun-Times

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