Princeton Reverbs Colonial

Sometimes incorrectly referred to as Princeton Reverbs Colonial, this quintet from New Hampshire released two critically lauded but commercially ignored indie rock records in the early 2000s before quietly splitting up. The band recorded their first two releases for vocalist Paul Vittum's own record label before hooking up with Bill Doss of The Olivia Tremor Control for their second proper full-length, 'Ring the Pair-of-Bells', which was released in 2002. The band's two full-length albums are both essentially a continuous concept record, with their debut 'And the Flute to Float the Soldier's Sword' telling the first part and 'Ring the Pair-of-Bells' telling the second.

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