The No Ones are a band of collective people all trying to tell rockin stories about life and aliens and are powerhouses in their own right. Above all else during this era of online everything we can still communicate how we love and dance with one another. Their sound takes me back to another era. With electric rock guitars and sounds that makes me want to jam to Good Charlotte again. I hope they don’t hate me for making a reference to them, but they remind me of Beck and a good time on a Euro trip I had once.

With a lineup that stretches from Norway through Athens, Georgia to the Northwest corner of the United States, the band consists of members from R.E.M.; I Was A King, The Minus 5, The Baseball Project, etc., The No Ones are classic two guitars, bass, and drums, sounding like what you might expect, only different, more-so, and better!

Recorded in June 2017 at Type Foundry in Portland, OR, the 13-track album was produced by Adam Selzer (M. Ward), the album is about the usual: abduction, interstellar mysteries, witchcraft, climate change, gentrification, and the desolation of the soul, their vocal harmonies and psychedelic flourishes fuse the sunny turbulent sounds of the ‘60s with the darkness and decay of present day. It’s like Portland and Norway in a blender.

Guest appearances on the album include Patterson Hood (“Straight Into The Bridge” and “Sweet Home Mississippi”), Darren Hanlon (“All You Need Is Rain,” “Too Blind To Believe, “Turn Again”), Andrew Reiger and Davey Wrathgabar (“Dream Something Else”), Lucy Parnell (“Sun Station Vadsø”), and Debbi Peterson (“Gone”).

If you don’t know about M.Ward’s music I suggest you check him out. If you love She And Him you know M.Ward.

Here’s some music by him from his latest album coming out April 3rd 2020!!