Yamn demonstrates the ability to breed a new monster. A diversified blend of Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa, Particle, and jazz influences produces a child of complexity and flare, losing the tattered flag waved by the typical jam band and raising a new one of zest and newborn personality. The band, conceptualized as One Big Groove in 2002, transplanted themselves from Lubbock, TX to Breckenridge, CO in the Spring of 2005. Moving upward, physically, to 9600 feet inspired a change in name and a change in groove. The former OBG is now dubbed YAMN and the former sound is now what Autumn Phillips of the Steamboat Pilot calls "jams that build spacey landscapes through a series of rolling crescendos."
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