| Climber | |
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| Origin | Portland, Oregon, USA |
| Genre(s) | Rock, Alternative rock, Pop |
| Years active | 2001–present |
| Label(s) | Sparklet Records (Independent) |
| Website | climberpdx.com |
| Members | |
| Michael Nelson Dean Ivester Kyle Lockwood |
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| Former members | |
| Caleb Brumbelow Joe Mengis |
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Climber, a four piece group from Portland, OR. Created in 2001, when the group of friends decided to hole up their basement studio for two and a half years working on a new direction. Originally leaning on experimentations with Pro-Tools and electric keyboards to influence their sound, over the last several years the band has begun incorporating more traditional elements, such as piano, live drums, and cello.
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Discography
2007 - I Dream in Autoplay
Image:Climber i dream in autoplay.jpg 2007 - I Dream in Autoplay
Stop That Holy Dance
Bug Bear
You're Not Ready
Walking Tents
Sparklet
You and You're Girls
I Don't Exist
Escape
Safe Kids
Animal Song
Always Right
Bug Bear (Original)
2007 - Archive
Always Right
Casio Dance
Caverns Lanterns
Escape
F minor Jam
Hit the Streets
Hope You Got Things Taken Care Of
Hurt Mutant
Mike Sci Fi
My Pod, My Life
Octave Song
Preoccupation (Live)
Safe Kids
2004 - Climber EP
2004 - Climber EP
Foxes
Horns
Robot and Running
I'm Here
Snakes
Viper Pit
Videos
Reviews
Willamette Week “What did we all do before the boys in Climber emerged from their basement and washed this fine city in warm organ tones and sweet, hushed vocals? I don't remember, but I imagine it was much more depressing and cold.” - Full review Portland Tribune “There are electronic elements, but the primary goal is more about mood than big beats and dancing. The tunes are alluring, fragile and never head-scratchingly obtuse…” - Full review Portland Mercury "Combining the ambient explorations of Brian Eno and the more melodic elements of post-OK Computer Radiohead, hometown electro-heroes, Climber, make Music for Upscale Boutiques." - Full review 3Hive "Officially, these tracks are demos. Sonically, they’re a blissful walk down a bittersweet path." - Full review
