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Recliner hail from the great, anything-goes city of San Francisco. With its tube-fed guitars, driving rhythms, and sweet vocal harmonies, the band produces sounds that have been described as contagious, neurotic, melodic, and relentless. They’ve also been called "the best band you haven't heard of – yet." Both sound about right.
 

Not long after their first full length CD, Make a Friend, the band found itself touring far off lands. Places like Davis, California and Tokyo, Japan. They also found themselves getting airplay across the U.S., and as far away as Chile. Soon three self-produced videos could be seen in some surprising places (for a DIY affair), including Fuse TV, Rhapsody, and Rollingstone. The proverbial ball was doing its roll.

Recliner’s fourth and latest CD, After the Fog (2008) finds the band on top of their game. Start to finish, it’s their most cohesive effort yet, with a broader palette of sounds (like Crumar, Moog and a Nietzsche paperback being dragged across the strings of a grand piano, among other things). Songwriting-wise, it also finds the band maturing like a fine cheese (because the wine simile has been done to death). And the band’s painstaking adherence to 100% analog tape process is sure to warm the hearts of discerning ears everywhere.