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Voyager One (band)

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Years active
  
1998–2011

Active until
  
2011

Associated acts
  
Grand Hallway, Tokyoidaho, St Kilda, Sirhan Duran

Past members
  
Jeramy Koepping Peter Marchese Dayna Loeffler John Hollis Tony Zuniga Cody Burns Matthew Campbell Rick Lewis Jasun Hadaway Elliott Nutt Dallas Guier Bo Gilliland Peter Kerrick

Origin
  
Seattle, Washington, United States (1998)

Albums
  
Dissolver, From the New Nation of Long Shadows

Genres
  
Indie rock, Shoegazing, Space rock, Post-rock, Experimental rock, Electronic dance music

Record labels
  
Loveless Records, Tokyoidaho, Tokyoidaho Records

Similar
  
Tokyoidaho, Grand Hallway, Trespassers William, Swervedriver

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Voyager One was an American indie rock band from Seattle, Washington formed in 1998. AllMusic compared the band's musical style to the shoegazing music played by Ride, Swervedriver and Catherine Wheel.

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Band history

The band was formed in late 1998 by guitarist Jeramy Koepping and Peter Marchese on guitar and vocals. They recruited bassist Dayna Loeffler and a series of drummers before John Hollis joined the band. The band recorded a demo record Zeroes and Ones, Parts One and Two in 1999, which received airplay on Seattle independent radio station KCMU (now KEXP) leading to the band being signed to Loveless Records.

Their debut record From the New Nation of Long Shadows was released in 2000. Monster Zero followed in 2002 on Loveless Records, then followed by Dissolver on Tokyoidaho Records in 2005, and Afterhours in the Afterlife on Loveless Records in 2008. Several EPs have also been released as well as appearing on various compilations.

Voyager One live shows typically included visual effects from several 16mm film projectors operated by Projectorhead. The projectors show spliced-together clips of salvaged short films on the wall behind the band. Projectorhead collects the source material for and assembles the films. Two video recordings of Projectorhead's work have been released on DVD, Shadows and Daydreams and Magic Time Bomb.

Voyager One toured the U.S. west coast several times and toured the southeast states with Black Rebel Motorcycle Club on their Howl tour in 2006. The band also made several trips to festivals such as CMJ in New York City and SXSW in Austin.

Voyager One went on an indefinite hiatus in 2011. At that time, the line-up included Jasun Hadaway and Elliott Nutt. Peter Marchese, Jasun Hadaway, and Elliott Nutt then formed a new band, Tokyoidaho.

Jeramy Koepping, who had started the band Grand Hallway with Tomo Nakayama in 2007, continued working with that band until 2011. He now works with Matthew Emerson Brown (Trespassers William) and Joshua Morrison to score films and release music under the name St Kilda.

Band members

The following musicians were members of Voyager One at various times:

  • Jeramy Koepping – guitar, bass, keyboards, loops, vocals
  • Peter Marchese – guitar, vocals, bass, keyboards, drums, loops
  • Dayna Loeffler – bass
  • John Hollis – drums
  • Tony Zuniga – drums
  • Cody Burns – bass
  • Matthew Campbell – keyboards
  • Rick Lewis – keyboards
  • Jasun Hadaway – keyboards, sequencers
  • Elliott Nutt – drums
  • Dallas Guier – bass
  • Bo Gilliland – bass
  • Peter Kerrick – drums
  • Discography

    Studio albums
  • From the New Nation of Long Shadows (2000, Loveless)
  • Monster Zero (2002, Loveless)
  • Dissolver (2005, Tokyoidaho)
  • Afterhours in the Afterlife (2008, Loveless)
  • Demos and EPs
  • Zeroes and Ones, Parts One and Two (1999, Self-released)
  • The Magic Garden EP (2002, Arnold)
  • Bed of Sound EP (2007, Tokyoidaho)
  • Reassembled EP (2009, Tokyoidaho)
  • Geography EP (2010, Tokyoidaho)
  • Songs

    Ocean GreyAfterhours In The Afterlife · 2008
    Beautiful WreckageAfterhours In The Afterlife · 2008
    Slower CaliforniaFrom the New Nation of Long Shadows · 2000

    References

    Voyager One (band) Wikipedia