VINYL FORMAT. Denali take their namesake from the Athapascan word for Alaska's Mount McKinley, the highest mountain in North America. The meaning they want to impart is fairly obvious: cold, remotely desolate, permanent -- something that parallels their sound. Denali began in Richmond, VA in April of 2000 when Maura Davis approached her older brother (Engine Down singer/guitarist Keeley Davis) with the idea of fleshing out some songs. Followed shortly by Engine Down bandmate (and former Sleepytime Trio dru...   [ read more ]

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Denali is part trip-hop, part Fugazi, combining the sultry vocals of Maura Davis with dark electronics and the glacial guitar sound of her older brother, Keeley Davis' band Engine Down. On their stunning debut, the Richmond, VA, foursome can sound as crisp and ethereal as Portishead ("You File"), as otherworldly as Tom Waits ("Loose Me"), and as atmospheric as Radiohead ("Relief"). On "Everybody Knows" Denali lays down towering spy music -- a sound that characteriz...   [ read more ]

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DENALI takes their namesake from the Athapascan word for Alaska's Mount McKinley, the highest mountain in North America. The meaning they impart is fairly obvious: cold, remotely desolate, permanent--something that parallels the sound they forge. DENALI began in Richmond, VA in April of 2000 when Maura Davis approached her older brother (ENGINE DOWN singer/guitarist Keeley Davis) with the idea of fleshing out some songs. Followed shortly thereafter by ENGINE DOWN bandmate (and former SLEEPYTIME TRIO drum...   [ read more ]

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