And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - Photoscapes
by Andrew Twambley
published: 11 / 3 / 2019

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Andrew Twambley photographs Texan alternative rock group And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead at a gig at the Manchester Academy to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of their much acclaimed second album ‘Madonna’.
Texan alternative rock group And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their breakthrough second album ‘Madonna’ by spending February playing a twenty-two date of Europe. Of the line-up that recorded that album, Conrad Keely (vocals, guitar, drums, piano) Jason Reece (drums, vocals, guitar) both remain, and the group now also consists of Autry Fulbright II (bass, vocals and Jamie Miller (guitar, drums), both of whom have been in And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead since the start of the decade. The recent European tour saw the band perform the whole of 'Madonna', as well as preview tracks from a new as yet-untitled album, their tenth and first since 2014's 'IX', which will be released later this year. These photographs were taken by Andrew Twambley at a show on the 6th February at the Manchester Academy, and reveal some of And Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead's on stage hyperactivity and restlessness. Photos by Andrew Twambley http://twambley.com/
Also at Academy 3, Manchester
Band Links:-
http://trailofdead.comhttps://en-gb.facebook.com/andyouwillknowusbythetrailofdead/
https://twitter.com/trailofdead
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interviews |
Interview with Conrad Keely (2005) |
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Texas group ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead have developed a reputation for both their ferocious live shows and interest in abstract art. Dominic Simpson talks to band member Conrad Keely about their new album, 'Worlds Apart' |
live reviews |
Capital Music Hall, 14/4/2005 |
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And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead can be either a hit or miss proposition, but Andrew Carver finds himself enjoying and watching them put on a memorable show in Ottawa |
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The Century of Self (2009) |
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Consistently strong sixth album from …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead whose recent departure from a major to an independent label has given them a new found freedom |
Madonna (2001) |
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