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* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips. On live performances, they sometimes cover John Mayer's "I Can't Trust Myself (With Loving You)".
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* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips. On live performances, they sometimes cover John Mayer's Music/JohnMayer's "I Can't Trust Myself (With Loving You)".
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* Rocco [=DellaNeve=] = keyboards/backing vocals
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The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist Jeff Martin left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album ''This is What Happens'' was released in 2010, pianist Kelly Sciandra left the band and was replaced by Danny Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs. After the release of their third album ''Play With Fire'', guitarist Mike Carroll was replaced by John Baab as they toured to support the album. Later, percussionist Geraldo Castillo, who had collaborated with the band on several live videos, became an official member as well.
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The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist Jeff Martin left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album ''This is What Happens'' was released in 2010, pianist Kelly Sciandra left the band and was replaced by Danny Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs. After the release of their third album ''Play With Fire'', guitarist Mike Carroll was replaced by John Baab as they toured to support the album. Later, percussionist Geraldo Castillo, who had collaborated with the band on several live videos, became an official member as well.
well. After the release of their fourth full-length album ''Happy However After'', however, the band's lineup changed significantly, now leaving Secchiarolli and Jarvis as the only remaining original members.
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* John Baab - electric guitar
* Rocco [=DellaNeve=] = keyboards/backing vocals
* Kendall Lantz - drums
* Amit Peled - guitar
* Rodney Flood - percussion
!!Former members:
* Kelly Sciandra - piano
* Mike Carroll - guitar/percussion
* Kendall Lantz - drums
* Amit Peled - guitar
* Rodney Flood - percussion
!!Former members:
* Kelly Sciandra - piano
* Mike Carroll - guitar/percussion
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* Mike Carroll - guitar/percussion
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* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips. On live performances, they sometimes cover Music/{{John Mayer}}'s "I Can't Trust Myself (With Loving You)".
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* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips. On live performances, they sometimes cover Music/{{John Mayer}}'s John Mayer's "I Can't Trust Myself (With Loving You)".
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* LoveNostalgiaSong: "Nice to Meet You" is about a solitary man who screwed up his one chance to alleviate his loneliness. "Nightingale" is this trope combined with AndIMustScream. "Return to Me" counts as well.
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* LoveNostalgiaSong: "Nice to Meet You" is about a solitary man who screwed up his one chance to alleviate escape his loneliness. "Nightingale" is this trope combined with AndIMustScream. "Return to Me" counts as well.
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* TruckDriversGearChange: The band ''loves'' this trope. A short list of songs featuring this trope: "Needle and Thread" (G minor to C minor), "Great Blue Sea" (D# minor to G# minor to D minor), "Till We Make Our Ascent" (D major to C# minor to E minor and back to D major), "Thrill of the Fall" (C minor to A# minor), "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" (D# minor to D minor), "Battling the Years" (A# minor to D# minor), "Help It" (A minor to A# minor), "Make a Sound" (G minor to G# minor), "Feeling in the Night" (G minor to A# minor and back to G minor), "Romancing a Stranger" (A# minor to G minor), "Return to Me" (D minor to F# minor).
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* TruckDriversGearChange: The band ''loves'' this trope. A short list of songs featuring this trope: "Needle and Thread" (G minor to C minor), "Great Blue Sea" (D# minor to G# minor to D minor), "Till We Make Our Ascent" (D major to C# minor to E minor and back to D major), "Thrill of the Fall" (C minor to A# minor), "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" (D# minor to D minor), "Battling the Years" (A# minor to D# minor), "Help It" (A minor to A# minor), "Make a Sound" (G minor to G# minor), "Feeling in the Night" (G minor to A# minor and back to G minor), "Romancing a Stranger" (A# minor to G minor), "Return to Me" (D minor to F# minor), Obsolete (A# minor to A minor).
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* "Let Me Be" is in 12/4.
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The Reign of Kindo is an [[GenreBusting alternative/jazz/progressive rock]] band based in Buffalo, New York.
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'''Kindo''', formerly known as The Reign of Kindo Kindo, is an [[GenreBusting alternative/jazz/progressive rock]] band based in Buffalo, New York.
* ''Happy However After'' (2018)
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* LoveNostalgiaSong: "Nice to Meet You" is about a solitary man who screwed up his one chance to alleviate his loneliness. "Nightingale" is this trope combined with AndIMustScream.
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* LoveNostalgiaSong: "Nice to Meet You" is about a solitary man who screwed up his one chance to alleviate his loneliness. "Nightingale" is this trope combined with AndIMustScream. "Return to Me" counts as well.
* NewSoundAlbum: ''Happy However After'' is the first album with John Baab, a blues guitar player. Accordingly, some of the songs incorporate more distorted rock riffs. Aside from that, there are also a lot more percussions and electronics throughout the album.
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* TruckDriversGearChange: The band ''loves'' this trope. A short list of songs featuring this trope: "Needle and Thread" (G minor to C minor), "Great Blue Sea" (D# minor to G# minor to D minor), "Till We Make Our Ascent" (D major to C# minor to E minor and back to D major), "Thrill of the Fall" (C minor to A# minor), "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" (D# minor to D minor), "Battling the Years" (A# minor to D# minor), "Help It" (A minor to A# minor), "Make a Sound" (G minor to G# minor), "Feeling in the Night" (G minor to A# minor and back to G minor), "Romancing a Stranger" (A# minor to G minor).
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* TruckDriversGearChange: The band ''loves'' this trope. A short list of songs featuring this trope: "Needle and Thread" (G minor to C minor), "Great Blue Sea" (D# minor to G# minor to D minor), "Till We Make Our Ascent" (D major to C# minor to E minor and back to D major), "Thrill of the Fall" (C minor to A# minor), "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" (D# minor to D minor), "Battling the Years" (A# minor to D# minor), "Help It" (A minor to A# minor), "Make a Sound" (G minor to G# minor), "Feeling in the Night" (G minor to A# minor and back to G minor), "Romancing a Stranger" (A# minor to G minor), "Return to Me" (D minor to F# minor).
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* [[WordSaladTitle Word Salad Name]]: According to Joe, the band got their name from a bunch of nonsensical phrases Mike Carroll made up.
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* "Let Me Be" is in 12/4.
* [[WordSaladTitle Word Salad Name]]: According to Joe, the band got their name from a bunch of nonsensical phrases Mike Carroll made up. A decade later, they officially decided to just go by "Kindo" instead.
* [[WordSaladTitle Word Salad Name]]: According to Joe, the band got their name from a bunch of nonsensical phrases Mike Carroll made up. A decade later, they officially decided to just go by "Kindo" instead.
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'''The Reign of Kindo''' is an [[GenreBusting alternative/jazz/progressive rock]] band based in Buffalo, New York.
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'''The Reign of Kindo''' is a five-piece [[GenreBusting alternative/jazz/progressive rock]] band based in Buffalo, New York. They're currently signed to [[http://www.youtube.com/user/rpoland Candyrat Records]], a record label generally populated by guitar virtuosos and other technically proficient musicians.
The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist Jeff Martin left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album, ''This is What Happens'', was released in 2010, pianist Kelly Sciandra left the band and was replaced by Danny Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist Jeff Martin left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album, ''This is What Happens'', was released in 2010, pianist Kelly Sciandra left the band and was replaced by Danny Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
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'''The Reign of Kindo''' is a five-piece an [[GenreBusting alternative/jazz/progressive rock]] band based in Buffalo, New York. They're currently signed to [[http://www.youtube.com/user/rpoland Candyrat Records]], a record label generally populated by guitar virtuosos and other technically proficient musicians.
York.
The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist Jeff Martin left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their secondalbum, album ''This is What Happens'', Happens'' was released in 2010, pianist Kelly Sciandra left the band and was replaced by Danny Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
songs. After the release of their third album ''Play With Fire'', guitarist Mike Carroll was replaced by John Baab as they toured to support the album. Later, percussionist Geraldo Castillo, who had collaborated with the band on several live videos, became an official member as well.
The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist Jeff Martin left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second
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* Mike Carroll John Baab - guitar/percussionelectric guitar
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* Mike Carroll - guitar/percussion
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* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radio music and meaningless "talent shows" on TV, and rants on how the quality of music in recent times seems to have gone down the drain over time. Note that prior to this album, none of the band's songs ever included a swear word before this song, in which the word "shit" is sung twice.
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* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radio music and meaningless "talent shows" on TV, and rants on how the quality of music in recent times seems to have gone down the drain over time.drain. Note that prior to this album, none of the band's songs ever included a swear word before this song, in which the word "shit" is sung twice.
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The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist, Jeff Martin, left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album, ''This is What Happens'', was released in 2010, their first pianist, Kelly Sciandra, left the band, and was replaced by Danny Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
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The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist, vocalist Jeff Martin, Martin left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album, ''This is What Happens'', was released in 2010, their first pianist, pianist Kelly Sciandra, Sciandra left the band, band and was replaced by Danny Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
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* GenreBusting: The band's music is mostly jazz-influenced progressive rock, with some elements of blues, and also influenced by ''video game music'', given that Mike and Steve are big fans of Nintendo video games. As proof of the latter statement, they made an 8-bit version of ''This is What Happens'', titled ''This is Also What Happens''.
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* GenreBusting: The band's music is mostly jazz-influenced progressive rock, with some elements of blues, and also influenced by ''video game music'', given that Mike and Steve are big fans of Nintendo video games. As proof of the latter statement, they made an 8-bit version of ''This is What Happens'', titled ''This is Also What Happens''. ''Play With Fire'' also had an 8-bit remix album titled ''PLAY''.
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* TruckDriversGearChange: The band ''loves'' this trope. A short list of songs featuring this trope: "Needle and Thread" (G minor to C minor), "Great Blue Sea" (D# minor to G# minor to D minor), "Till We Make Our Ascent" (D major to C# minor to E minor and back to D major), "Thrill of the Fall" (C minor to A# minor), "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" (D# minor to D minor), "Battling the Years" (A# minor to D# minor), "Help It" (A minor to A# minor), "Make a Sound" (G minor to G# minor), "Romancing a Stranger" (A# minor to G minor).
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* TruckDriversGearChange: The band ''loves'' this trope. A short list of songs featuring this trope: "Needle and Thread" (G minor to C minor), "Great Blue Sea" (D# minor to G# minor to D minor), "Till We Make Our Ascent" (D major to C# minor to E minor and back to D major), "Thrill of the Fall" (C minor to A# minor), "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" (D# minor to D minor), "Battling the Years" (A# minor to D# minor), "Help It" (A minor to A# minor), "Make a Sound" (G minor to G# minor), "Feeling in the Night" (G minor to A# minor and back to G minor), "Romancing a Stranger" (A# minor to G minor).
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CkTLcwLeno "Feeling in the Night"]] plays fast and loose with this trope. It starts out with a relatively consistent 5/4 timing, but it only gets more confusing from the bridge onward, which introduces 7/4 measures in the mix.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CkTLcwLeno "Feeling in the Night"]] plays fast and loose with this trope. It starts out with a relatively consistent 5/4 timing, but it only gets more confusing starting from the bridge onward, end of the first chorus, which introduces 7/4 measures in the mix.
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But I must face the morning air, how pathetic that I care for the romance of a stranger's wandering eyes\\
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But I must face the morning air, how pathetic that I care for care,\\
For the romance of a stranger's wanderingeyes\\
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* LoveNostalgiaSong: "Nice to Meet You" is about a solitary man who screwed up his once chance to alleviate his loneliness. "Nightingale" is this trope combined with AndIMustScream.
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* LoveNostalgiaSong: "Nice to Meet You" is about a solitary man who screwed up his once one chance to alleviate his loneliness. "Nightingale" is this trope combined with AndIMustScream.
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* AntiLoveSong: "Romancing a Stranger" is about the feeling of unrequited love, with the singer realizing at the end:
-->"I've earned a few smiles, I've heard a kind word here and there,\\
But I must face the morning air, how pathetic that I care for the romance of a stranger's wandering eyes\\
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She doesn't love me..."
-->"I've earned a few smiles, I've heard a kind word here and there,\\
But I must face the morning air, how pathetic that I care for the romance of a stranger's wandering eyes\\
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She doesn't love me..."
* LoveNostalgiaSong: "Nice to Meet You" is about a solitary man who screwed up his once chance to alleviate his loneliness. "Nightingale" is this trope combined with AndIMustScream.
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** The instrumental refrain of "Sing When No One's Around" is a mildly complex 11/4 (three measures in 3/4 and one in 2/4).
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** The instrumental refrain of "Sing When No One's Around" is a mildly complex 11/4 (three measures in 3/4 and one in 2/4).11/8 (6/8 + 5/8).
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* CallForward: In the album ''Play With Fire'', the lyrics "You put a feeling in the night" is first sung in "Help It", several songs before the actual song "Feeling in the Night".
* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips.
* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips.
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* CallForward: In the album ''Play With Fire'', the lyrics "You put a feeling in the night" is first sung in "Help It", several songs tracks before the actual song "Feeling in the Night".
* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips. On live performances, they sometimes cover Music/{{John Mayer}}'s "I Can't Trust Myself (With Loving You)".
* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips. On live performances, they sometimes cover Music/{{John Mayer}}'s "I Can't Trust Myself (With Loving You)".
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* GenreBusting: The band's music is mostly jazz-influenced progressive rock, with some elements of blues, and also influenced by ''video game music'', given that Mike and Steve are big fans of Nintendo video games.
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* GenreBusting: The band's music is mostly jazz-influenced progressive rock, with some elements of blues, and also influenced by ''video game music'', given that Mike and Steve are big fans of Nintendo video games. As proof of the latter statement, they made an 8-bit version of ''This is What Happens'', titled ''This is Also What Happens''.
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* LyricalDissonance: "Breathe Again" is about a man who chases down and brutally murders a thief who broke in and robbed his house on Christmas Eve. "Nightingale", as indicated above in AndIMustScream, is about a paralyzed and heartbroken man.
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* LyricalDissonance: "Breathe Again" is about a man who chases down and brutally murders a thief who broke in and robbed his house on Christmas Eve. "Nightingale", as indicated above in AndIMustScream, is about a paralyzed and heartbroken man. The former is set to a mellow jazz melody, while the latter is a more fast-paced song with a peculiar rhythm.
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* SequelSong: "Now We've Made Our Ascent" from ''This is What Happens'' is one to "Till We Make Our Ascent" from previous album ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody''.
* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radio music, meaningless "talent shows" on TV, and how the quality of music in recent times seems to have gone down the drain over time. Note that prior to this album, none of the band's songs ever included a swear word before this song, in which the word "shit" is sung twice.
* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radio music, meaningless "talent shows" on TV, and how the quality of music in recent times seems to have gone down the drain over time. Note that prior to this album, none of the band's songs ever included a swear word before this song, in which the word "shit" is sung twice.
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* SequelSong: "Now We've Made Our Ascent" from ''This is What Happens'' is one to "Till We Make Our Ascent" from the previous album ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody''.
* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radiomusic, music and meaningless "talent shows" on TV, and rants on how the quality of music in recent times seems to have gone down the drain over time. Note that prior to this album, none of the band's songs ever included a swear word before this song, in which the word "shit" is sung twice.
* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radio
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* AlbumTitleDrop: The album title ''This is What Happens'' is taken from one of the lines in "Comfort in the Orchestration", while ''Play With Fire'' comes from the very last lyric of the album, from the song "The Man, the Wood & the Stone."
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* TitleDrop: The album title ''This is What Happens'' is taken from one of the lines in "Comfort in the Orchestration", while ''Play With Fire'' comes from the very last lyric of the album, from the song "The Man, the Wood & the Stone."
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The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist, Jeff Martin, left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album was released in 2010, their first pianist, Kelly Sciandra, left the band, and he was replaced by Danny Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
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The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist, Jeff Martin, left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album album, ''This is What Happens'', was released in 2010, their first pianist, Kelly Sciandra, left the band, and he was replaced by Danny Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
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* CallBack: "Now We've Made Our Ascent" off of ''This is What Happens'' is a continuation of "Till We Make Our Ascent" from previous album ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody''. "Sing When No One's Around" from ''Play With Fire'' reuses an instrumental riff from "Morning Cloud", which is off of ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody'', two albums prior.
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* CallBack: "Now We've Made Our Ascent" off of ''This is What Happens'' is a continuation of "Till We Make Our Ascent" from previous album ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody''. "Sing When No One's Around" from ''Play With Fire'' reuses an instrumental riff from "Morning Cloud", which is off of ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody'', two albums prior.
* SequelSong: "Now We've Made Our Ascent" from ''This is What Happens'' is one to "Till We Make Our Ascent" from previous album ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody''.
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* UncommonTime: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJWuXfiXYI0 "Thrill of the Fall"]] is set in the highly uncommon time signature of ''7/8'' (though there is one 4/4 measure in the bridge, when Joe sings "I keep knocking at the door"). It's incredibly difficult to follow the rhythm on the first listen.
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* UncommonTime: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJWuXfiXYI0 "Thrill of the Fall"]] is set in the highly uncommon time signature of ''7/8'' 7/8 (though there is one 4/4 measure in the bridge, when Joe sings "I keep knocking at the door"). It's incredibly difficult to follow the rhythm on the first listen.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CkTLcwLeno "Feeling in the Night"]] plays fast and loose with this trope. It starts out with a relatively consistent 5/4 timing, but it only gets more confusing from the bridge onward.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CkTLcwLeno "Feeling in the Night"]] plays fast and loose with this trope. It starts out with a relatively consistent 5/4 timing, but it only gets more confusing from the bridge onward.onward, which introduces 7/4 measures in the mix.
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** The instrumental refrain of "Sing When No One's Around" is a mildly complex 11/4 (three measures in 3/4 and one in 2/4).
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The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist, Jeff Martin, left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album was released in 2010, their first pianist, Kelly Sciandra, left the band, and he was replaced by Danny Pizarro, who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
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The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist, Jeff Martin, left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album was released in 2010, their first pianist, Kelly Sciandra, left the band, and he was replaced by Danny Pizarro, Pizarro Jr., who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
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Whoever puts that garbage must love the smell\\
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Whoever puts that garbage on the air must love the smell\\
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* LyricalColdOpen: The first two songs of the album ''Play With Fire'' ("The Hero, The Saint, The Tyrant, And The Terrorist", "Help It") feature this.
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* LyricalColdOpen: The first two songs of the album ''Play With Fire'' ("The Hero, The Saint, The Tyrant, And Tyrant & The Terrorist", "Help It") feature this.
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* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radio music, meaningless "talent shows" on TV, and how the quality of music in recent times has seemed to gone down the drain over time.
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* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radio music, meaningless "talent shows" on TV, and how the quality of music in recent times has seemed seems to have gone down the drain over time.time. Note that prior to this album, none of the band's songs ever included a swear word before this song, in which the word "shit" is sung twice.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfdbIutZa_E "The Hero, The Saint, The Tyrant, And The Terrorist"]] uses 5/4 (like the ''Film/MissionImpossible'' theme).
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfdbIutZa_E "The Hero, The Saint, The Tyrant, And Tyrant & The Terrorist"]] uses 5/4 (like the ''Film/MissionImpossible'' theme).
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[[caption-width-right:350:Left to right: Joe, Jeff, Steven, Mike, Kelly]]
'''The Reign of Kindo''' is a five-piece [[GenreBusting alternative/jazz/progressive rock]] band based in Buffalo, New York. They're currently signed to [[http://www.youtube.com/user/rpoland Candyrat Records]], a record label generally populated by guitar virtuosos and other technically proficient musicians.
The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist, Jeff Martin, left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album was released in 2010, their first pianist, Kelly Sciandra, left the band, and he was replaced by Danny Pizarro, who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
They have several live studio performance videos uploaded on Website/YouTube, which can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnD6c2GatE-9MBhSUbsBU2uH8VUjzjdRI here]].
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!!The band is composed of the following members:
* Joseph Secchiarolli - vocals/guitar/saxophone
* Mike Carroll - guitar/percussion
* Jeffrey Jarvis - bass guitar
* Danny Pizarro - piano
* Steven Padin - drums/backing vocals
!!Former members:
* Kelly Sciandra - piano
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!!Discography:
* ''The Reign of Kindo EP'' (2007)
* ''Rhythm, Chord, & Melody'' (2008)
* ''This is What Happens'' (2010)
* ''Play With Fire'' (2013)
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!!The band and its music provides examples of the following tropes:
* AndIMustScream: The singer in "Nightingale" is a man left paralyzed and unable to speak after a car accident, who's lamenting not only that he can't tell his girl how much he misses her, but also the fact that she left him for another man.
* TheBandMinusTheFace: Averted in that This Day & Age only released two albums before Jeff Martin left.
* CallBack: "Now We've Made Our Ascent" off of ''This is What Happens'' is a continuation of "Till We Make Our Ascent" from previous album ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody''. "Sing When No One's Around" from ''Play With Fire'' reuses an instrumental riff from "Morning Cloud", which is off of ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody'', two albums prior.
* CallForward: In the album ''Play With Fire'', the lyrics "You put a feeling in the night" is first sung in "Help It", several songs before the actual song "Feeling in the Night",
* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips.
* DidIMentionItsChristmas: "Breathe Again" has to be one of the darkest Christmas songs ever. See LyricalDissonance below.
* EpicRocking: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD9IT9a63RM "Hold Out"]] is a great example of this.
* GenreBusting: The band's music is mostly jazz-influenced progressive rock, with some elements of blues, and also influenced by ''video game music'', given that Mike and Steve are big fans of Nintendo video games.
* LyricalColdOpen: The first two songs of the album ''Play With Fire'' ("The Hero, The Saint, The Tyrant, And The Terrorist", "Help It") feature this.
* LyricalDissonance: "Breathe Again" is about a man who chases down and brutally murders a thief who broke in and robbed his house on Christmas Eve. "Nightingale", as indicated above in AndIMustScream, is about a paralyzed and heartbroken man.
* SanitySlippageSong: "The Moments in Between" is about a man dreaming of paradise and waking up to a living hell.
* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radio music, meaningless "talent shows" on TV, and how the quality of music in recent times has seemed to gone down the drain over time.
-->"There was a time when you couldn't fake your game,\\
You turned the red light on and you delivered the goods,\\
Or you were chased off-stage by someone else who could,\\
You were making magic, or you couldn't make nothing at all\\
\\
I hate music, if that's what you call music, that's for sure\\
If you're amused by the polysonic zoom, well, it's all yours\\
Every day, there's a new song being played that sounds like hell\\
Whoever puts that garbage must love the smell\\
\\
You can listen to whatever you like, I try to keep it bottled up inside,\\
But don't pretend it's not polluting the world, as it plays on and on and on and on\\
Somewhere they must have lost their way, and threw their souls out for attention and fame,\\
Their taste is bad, their opinions are wrong, they make awful shit, but the radio keeps playing their songs..."
* TitleDrop: The album title ''This is What Happens'' is taken from one of the lines in "Comfort in the Orchestration", while ''Play With Fire'' comes from the very last lyric of the album, from the song "The Man, the Wood & the Stone."
* TruckDriversGearChange: The band ''loves'' this trope. A short list of songs featuring this trope: "Needle and Thread" (G minor to C minor), "Great Blue Sea" (D# minor to G# minor to D minor), "Till We Make Our Ascent" (D major to C# minor to E minor and back to D major), "Thrill of the Fall" (C minor to A# minor), "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" (D# minor to D minor), "Battling the Years" (A# minor to D# minor), "Help It" (A minor to A# minor), "Make a Sound" (G minor to G# minor), "Romancing a Stranger" (A# minor to G minor).
* UncommonTime: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJWuXfiXYI0 "Thrill of the Fall"]] is set in the highly uncommon time signature of ''7/8'' (though there is one 4/4 measure in the bridge, when Joe sings "I keep knocking at the door"). It's incredibly difficult to follow the rhythm on the first listen.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfdbIutZa_E "The Hero, The Saint, The Tyrant, And The Terrorist"]] uses 5/4 (like the ''Film/MissionImpossible'' theme).
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CkTLcwLeno "Feeling in the Night"]] plays fast and loose with this trope. It starts out with a relatively consistent 5/4 timing, but it only gets more confusing from the bridge onward.
* [[WordSaladTitle Word Salad Name]]: According to Joe, the band got their name from a bunch of words Mike Carroll made up.
* TheWorldIsJustAwesome: The theme of the song "Impossible World".
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[[caption-width-right:350:Left to right: Joe, Jeff, Steven, Mike, Kelly]]
'''The Reign of Kindo''' is a five-piece [[GenreBusting alternative/jazz/progressive rock]] band based in Buffalo, New York. They're currently signed to [[http://www.youtube.com/user/rpoland Candyrat Records]], a record label generally populated by guitar virtuosos and other technically proficient musicians.
The band started out as four out of five former members of the indie band This Day & Age, after its vocalist, Jeff Martin, left in 2007. Joseph Secchiarolli, who originally played bass, took over as vocalist, and they recruited Jeffrey Jarvis to round out their lineup on bass. After their second album was released in 2010, their first pianist, Kelly Sciandra, left the band, and he was replaced by Danny Pizarro, who first featured in the band's live studio performances of some of the aforementioned album's songs.
They have several live studio performance videos uploaded on Website/YouTube, which can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnD6c2GatE-9MBhSUbsBU2uH8VUjzjdRI here]].
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!!The band is composed of the following members:
* Joseph Secchiarolli - vocals/guitar/saxophone
* Mike Carroll - guitar/percussion
* Jeffrey Jarvis - bass guitar
* Danny Pizarro - piano
* Steven Padin - drums/backing vocals
!!Former members:
* Kelly Sciandra - piano
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!!Discography:
* ''The Reign of Kindo EP'' (2007)
* ''Rhythm, Chord, & Melody'' (2008)
* ''This is What Happens'' (2010)
* ''Play With Fire'' (2013)
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!!The band and its music provides examples of the following tropes:
* AndIMustScream: The singer in "Nightingale" is a man left paralyzed and unable to speak after a car accident, who's lamenting not only that he can't tell his girl how much he misses her, but also the fact that she left him for another man.
* TheBandMinusTheFace: Averted in that This Day & Age only released two albums before Jeff Martin left.
* CallBack: "Now We've Made Our Ascent" off of ''This is What Happens'' is a continuation of "Till We Make Our Ascent" from previous album ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody''. "Sing When No One's Around" from ''Play With Fire'' reuses an instrumental riff from "Morning Cloud", which is off of ''Rhythm, Chord & Melody'', two albums prior.
* CallForward: In the album ''Play With Fire'', the lyrics "You put a feeling in the night" is first sung in "Help It", several songs before the actual song "Feeling in the Night",
* CoverVersion: Their first self-titled EP includes a cover of "Do You Realize?" by The Flaming Lips.
* DidIMentionItsChristmas: "Breathe Again" has to be one of the darkest Christmas songs ever. See LyricalDissonance below.
* EpicRocking: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD9IT9a63RM "Hold Out"]] is a great example of this.
* GenreBusting: The band's music is mostly jazz-influenced progressive rock, with some elements of blues, and also influenced by ''video game music'', given that Mike and Steve are big fans of Nintendo video games.
* LyricalColdOpen: The first two songs of the album ''Play With Fire'' ("The Hero, The Saint, The Tyrant, And The Terrorist", "Help It") feature this.
* LyricalDissonance: "Breathe Again" is about a man who chases down and brutally murders a thief who broke in and robbed his house on Christmas Eve. "Nightingale", as indicated above in AndIMustScream, is about a paralyzed and heartbroken man.
* SanitySlippageSong: "The Moments in Between" is about a man dreaming of paradise and waking up to a living hell.
* TakeThat: "I Hate Music" castigates the shallowness of modern radio music, meaningless "talent shows" on TV, and how the quality of music in recent times has seemed to gone down the drain over time.
-->"There was a time when you couldn't fake your game,\\
You turned the red light on and you delivered the goods,\\
Or you were chased off-stage by someone else who could,\\
You were making magic, or you couldn't make nothing at all\\
\\
I hate music, if that's what you call music, that's for sure\\
If you're amused by the polysonic zoom, well, it's all yours\\
Every day, there's a new song being played that sounds like hell\\
Whoever puts that garbage must love the smell\\
\\
You can listen to whatever you like, I try to keep it bottled up inside,\\
But don't pretend it's not polluting the world, as it plays on and on and on and on\\
Somewhere they must have lost their way, and threw their souls out for attention and fame,\\
Their taste is bad, their opinions are wrong, they make awful shit, but the radio keeps playing their songs..."
* TitleDrop: The album title ''This is What Happens'' is taken from one of the lines in "Comfort in the Orchestration", while ''Play With Fire'' comes from the very last lyric of the album, from the song "The Man, the Wood & the Stone."
* TruckDriversGearChange: The band ''loves'' this trope. A short list of songs featuring this trope: "Needle and Thread" (G minor to C minor), "Great Blue Sea" (D# minor to G# minor to D minor), "Till We Make Our Ascent" (D major to C# minor to E minor and back to D major), "Thrill of the Fall" (C minor to A# minor), "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" (D# minor to D minor), "Battling the Years" (A# minor to D# minor), "Help It" (A minor to A# minor), "Make a Sound" (G minor to G# minor), "Romancing a Stranger" (A# minor to G minor).
* UncommonTime: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJWuXfiXYI0 "Thrill of the Fall"]] is set in the highly uncommon time signature of ''7/8'' (though there is one 4/4 measure in the bridge, when Joe sings "I keep knocking at the door"). It's incredibly difficult to follow the rhythm on the first listen.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfdbIutZa_E "The Hero, The Saint, The Tyrant, And The Terrorist"]] uses 5/4 (like the ''Film/MissionImpossible'' theme).
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CkTLcwLeno "Feeling in the Night"]] plays fast and loose with this trope. It starts out with a relatively consistent 5/4 timing, but it only gets more confusing from the bridge onward.
* [[WordSaladTitle Word Salad Name]]: According to Joe, the band got their name from a bunch of words Mike Carroll made up.
* TheWorldIsJustAwesome: The theme of the song "Impossible World".
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