Genso Suikoden Ii Ost Download. CLEVELAND, Ohio - has spent the last year touring the world, playing festivals to thousands of fans and making their late-night debut on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' But when it came time for the bluesy indie rockers to begin recording their forthcoming album, there was only one choice: A studio tucked away in a house in their native Cleveland. They'll return to play 7 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 22, at the, 308 Euclid Ave. Orchestral indie pop act Seafair and The Waves will join. The six-piece originally slated their second full-length for a spring release.

But then their single 'Legendary,' the anthemic track released in July 2016, slowly started climbing the charts, eventually going gold in Germany and Switzerland. In January, they (Vertigo/Capitol) in Europe and Republic Records in the U.S.

'I knew we were really excited about the song; we knew that it was accessible,' says frontman Sam Getz. 'But I never really imagined it being on the radio like this.' Meant to be It wasn't hard to see their star was rising from their early days in Cleveland, when the then-quartet was selling out local clubs like the Beachland Ballroom. But the success has been a long time coming. Getz, raised on blues and soul, began performing at 14 with his Sam Getz Band and eventually alongside Kate Voegele and Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers. He later formed Cactus 12 with Welshly bassist-vocalist Jimmy Weaver and drummer Mikey Gould. Keyboardist-vocalist Brett Lindemann joined the fold when Welshly Arms recorded their debut EP, 'Welcome,' in 2013.

Their first single, 'Two Seconds Too Late' racked up YouTube views. The sleek black-and-white video contrasted with their scruffy, blistering Midwestern rock and drew instant comparisons to The White Stripes and The Black Keys. Another big boost came after their track 'Never Meant to Be' was by local tourism bureau, Positively Cleveland (now Destination Cleveland). Their song 'Dirty Work' landed in a promo for the Cleveland Indians, and they grabbed the national spotlight when their music appeared in the trailer for and the Netflix original series 'Sense8.' The momentum showed no sign of slowing. In 2015, they brought in Bri and Jon Bryant to add vocals on their self-titled full-length. Quicken Files Lost. Soon after, they became permanent members of the band, accompanying them for live performances and cementing a signature soulful sound.