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Echo Helstrom was a Portland, Oregon-based rock band led by former Blanket Music guitarist Ross Seligman. The members are all trained in classical and jazz music, and Echo Helstrom has been called an "orchestral rock band" due to their instrumentation (violin, and bowed standup bass instead of electric bass guitar) and arrangements, which runs from chamber music to punk rock and many genres in between. The result has been described as "...a combination of raw emotional power with sophisticated melodic beauty" (and more prosaically as "Kurt Cobain meets Leonard Bernstein").

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  • Echo Helstrom was a Portland, Oregon-based rock band led by former Blanket Music guitarist Ross Seligman. The members are all trained in classical and jazz music, and Echo Helstrom has been called an "orchestral rock band" due to their instrumentation (violin, and bowed standup bass instead of electric bass guitar) and arrangements, which runs from chamber music to punk rock and many genres in between. The result has been described as "...a combination of raw emotional power with sophisticated melodic beauty" (and more prosaically as "Kurt Cobain meets Leonard Bernstein"). The band is named after an early girlfriend of Bob Dylan, and Seligman’s lyrics and vocals have been described as Dylanesque. The song "Floor 104" on their eponymous first album, with its haunting ending of "please don’t go / please don’t go / to work today / to work today", is dedicated to Seligman’s stepbrother Laurence Polatsch, who perished in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. Ross Seligman was the Music Supervisor, Bandleader, and guitarist of the national tour of "One Night With Janis Joplin". The song "Where I Sleep" from the album "The Veil" was featured in the Feb. 12th, 2008 episode entitled 'In Da Club' of "One Tree Hill" on the station WB. (en)
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  • Damian Erskine, bass (en)
  • Dan Gildea, guitar (en)
  • Randy Rollofson, drums (en)
  • Ross Seligman, guitar and vocals (en)
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  • Alessandra Dinu, violin (en)
  • Chris Mosley, guitar (en)
  • Mike McDaniel, drums (en)
  • Will Amend, bass and vocals (en)
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  • Echo Helstrom was a Portland, Oregon-based rock band led by former Blanket Music guitarist Ross Seligman. The members are all trained in classical and jazz music, and Echo Helstrom has been called an "orchestral rock band" due to their instrumentation (violin, and bowed standup bass instead of electric bass guitar) and arrangements, which runs from chamber music to punk rock and many genres in between. The result has been described as "...a combination of raw emotional power with sophisticated melodic beauty" (and more prosaically as "Kurt Cobain meets Leonard Bernstein"). (en)
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