Headlights (band)

Headlights was an American indie rock band from Champaign, Illinois on Polyvinyl Records. The band was formed following the dissolution of Absinthe Blind, when members Seth, Erin and Brett Sanderson formed a band named Orphans. It was only when Tristan Wraight joined that Headlights was formed.

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Headlights
Headlights.
Background information
OriginChampaign, Illinois, USA
GenresIndie rock
Indie pop
Dream pop
Years active2004–2012
LabelsPolyvinyl Record Company
Associated actsAbsinthe Blind, Maserati, Decibully, The Beauty Shop, Shipwreck, Psychic Twin
WebsiteOfficial website
MembersErin Fein (vocals, keyboards, tambourine)
Brett Sanderson (drums)
Tristan Wraight (vocals, guitar, bass)
Nick Sanborn (bass, keyboards, accordion) (2007-present)

Headlights released The Enemies EP in 2004, and followed that up in 2006 with a split single with Canadian indie rock band The Most Serene Republic. Later in 2006, the band released their debut album, Kill Them with Kindness, which received generally positive reviews. Nick Sanborn (of Decibully) and John Owen (of fellow Champaign group Shipwreck) joined the group during the summer of 2007. In 2008, their third album, Some Racing, Some Stopping, was released.

In February 2008, Headlights covered the Evangelicals song Skeleton Man in a web-exclusive for Pitchfork Media.[1]

In May 2008, several of Headlight's songs from Some Racing, Some Stopping were featured in the radio channel of the PC game Audiosurf.

Headlights were managed by Bob Andrews and Adam Klavohn at Undertow Music Collective.

In an interview with Brett Sanderson published January 2012, Headlights was confirmed to be disbanded.[2]

Discography
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References
  1. "Skeleton Man" (Evangelicals cover) [MP3/Stream] | Pitchfork
  2. Interview - Headlights & Psychic Twin | Sloucher
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