Patterns Make Sunrise
About the artist
An emo/indie band between 1993-1995. Patterns Make Sunrise came out of two different bands, Christopher Robin and Lunch Pail, with some social cohesion and networking by Jordan Rain the drummer, now known as Yogoman. Avalon Kalin (Poet/Lyricist of Patterns Make Sunrise) played bass in Christopher Robin, an explosive and innovative mid 90's emo hardcore quartet that combined noise, space sounds, free-improv jazz, spazzy hardcore with catchy melodic hooks and intelligent lyrics from the gut by Rob Booher.
Top songs
- Silo Coordinance
- So As To
- Quilceda Creek
- Light to Your Heart
- First Time I Saw Cable
- Jean Jackets
- Silo Coordinance - Demo
- Three
- Quilceda Creek - Demo
- 01
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- 02
- 123 Forever - Demo
- Patterns Make Sunrise - Demo
- So As To - Demo
- 03
- 04
- Light To Your Heart - Live
- 123 Forever + Shoe Wouldn’t Fit - Live
- 123 Forever
- Average Between
- Untitled
- Quilceda Creek (Demo)
- Patterns Make Sunrise (Demo)
- So As To (Demo)
- 123 Forever (Demo)
- 123 Forever + Shoe Wouldn’t Fit (Live)
- Light To Your Heart (Live)
- Patterns Make Sunrise 7
- 123 Forever + Shoe Wouldn't Fit - Live
- Patterns Make Sunrise Self-Titled EP
- Self titled 7
- Untitled 2
- Silo Coordinance mp3
- Patterns Make Sunrise
- - Silo Coordinance
- Solo Coordinance
- Quilcida Creek
- One
- Two
- Four
- Untitled 1
- Unknown
- patterns_make_sunrise_-_song3
- untitled_1
- Light To Your Heart mp3
- So As To mp3
- patterns_make_sunrise_-_song4
- Shoe Wouldn’t Fit
- 123 Forever + Shoe Wouldn’t Fit
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