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The Vermont Sugar House are songwriters Martin King and David Platten and sometime collaborator Richard jones, all formerly of Manchester jangle pop kings, The Desert Wolves, plus a collective of creative and talented friends and acquaintances representing a return to the values of indie pop - a world away from the current Brits, sponsored by Mastercard, world of corporate musical tedium. The Vermont Sugar House are pure pop for now and then people. Some have called it shoegazery indie - an eerie cross between Nick Heywood and the Bachelors, others cite Richard Hawley and Badly Drawn Boy. Make up your...

"The foremost promoters of “suspender-fusion” music, as dubbed by a Burlington newspaper columnist, The Vermont Joy Parade is a six piece ensemble featuring banjo, trumpet, accordion, guitar, upright bass, drums/percussion, and vocals, playing a fervent and eclectic blend of old-time, blues, dixieland, Cajun, jug, and klezmer. Their alchemical blend of alternately rambunctious and soulful tunes has been received with enthusiasm by people from all walks of life in all regions of America . There is something for everyone in the music as they croon, warble, mourn, stomp, and wail. You know – the sort of sounds you would expect from...

There are 4 bands with the name Vermont. 1. Vermont are a US-based indie rock trio who consist of vocalist/guitarist Davey vonBohlen and drummer Dan Didier (both of whom are former members of The Promise Ring and current members of Maritime) and guitarist Chris Roseanau of Pele. The band exists primarily as a side project to its members' other bands. They have released their music through Polyvinyl Records and Kindercore Records. 2. Vermont is a colab-project of Marcus Worgull and Motor City Drum Ensemble 's Danilo Plessow. They released a self-titled LP on Kompakt music. 3. Vermont are a UK/Germany-based...