The High Violets
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The High Violets | |
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Origin | Portland, Oregon, United States |
Genres | Shoegaze Dream pop Alternative rock |
Years active | 1998–present |
Labels | Saint Marie Records Comet Rock Records Reverb Records |
Members | Kaitlyn Ni Donovan - vocals, guitar Clint Sargent - lead guitar, vocals Colin Sheridan - bass guitar Luke Strahota - drums |
Past members | Violet Bianca Grace (vocals, bass) Allen Davis (bass) Aaron Overstreet (bass) |
Website | thehighviolets.com |
The High Violets are an American dream pop band from Portland, Oregon, United States.
History
Discography
- Dream Away EP (Self Released 2000)
- 44 Down EP (Reverb Records, 2002)
- Invitation EP (Self Released 2005)
- To Where You Are (Reverb, 2006)
- Satellite Remixes (Reverb, 2007)
- Cinema (Comet Rock, 2010)
- Heroes and Halos (Saint Marie Records, 2016)
- B-Sides & Rarities (Comet Rock, 2021)
Compilations
- Northwestern Presents... Rock Stars Attack! (2000)
- NW Shoegazer Bliss (2002)
- In a Different Place (2003)
- Fuzzy Ball (2004)
- MusicfestNW '06 (2006)
- Missing Deadlines - Ulrich Schnauss Remixes (2010)
- Rock Back for Japan, volume 5 (2011)
- Static Waves Saint Marie Records (2012)
- Static Waves 2 Saint Marie Records (2013)
- Static Waves 3 Saint Marie Records (2014)
- Static Waves 4 Saint Marie Records (2015)
Song appearances in media
The High Violets songs have been featured in various television shows, including:
- MTV Fraternity Life
- MTV Sorority Life
- CW Life Unexpected
- Direct TV You Me Her
The High Violets song Chinese Letter Remix (Ulrich Schnauss remix) was featured in the film and film soundtrack Water Wings.[1]
References
- ↑ "Water Wings (2009)". IMDb.com. Retrieved 21 November 2020.