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The best kept secret in music
Press
"After listening to the demo [of] Graphs and Points, I honestly couldn’t get enough of them and I kept playing [Sonnet] over and over again...It's that type of music that sticks in your head and makes you want to go out and buy their album once it comes out...I’m very excited to see what’s next for Graphs and Points because they’re the freshest take on modern rock I’ve heard to date." - Adeyemi Ojumu, WUVT (Virginia Tech) - WUVT (Virginia Tech)
Discography
Graphs and Points - EP (2005)
1. Borrowed From the Minor
2. Sincerely, I
3. Not Tonight, Not Ever
4. Graphs and Points
5. Friend or Faux?
6. Sonnet
7. Obliterated Hopes
Photos
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Bio
What do California, Ohio, and Virginia have in common? Each is a location where a Graphs and Points member hails from. And Berklee College of Music was the potent dung that brought together these three flies in a fate-like manner in November, 2005.
One month, seven self-recorded songs, and one demo EP later the group would endure a grueling test of distance and time that would make most new couples seek out other mates, as Burgos headed to Athens, Greece for half a year to participate in Berklee's first-ever study abroad program. "No amount of feta cheese could keep me from coming back," Burgos said, "but DAMN, their beaches were awesome! Why didn't I stay there again? Oh yeah, the band."
Now after seven months of patiently waiting, working, and creating, Graphs and Points is more than eager to get on stage and entertain the masses with what one college radio DJ described as "the freshest take on modern rock I've heard to date." "Our influences range from Saves the Day to Elvis Costello to the Dismemberment Plan among many others because we've all come from different backgrounds geographically and musically," said Scott Brown, who is also versed in jazz trumpet. "If I had to choose three songs off the EP for people to get a vibe of Graphs and Points, they'd be 'Sonnet,' 'Not Tonight, Not Ever,' and 'Graphs and Points,'" Brown concluded.
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