Gothic Theatre
Edgewater
“I love what I do,” says Edgewater vocalist Matt Moseman. “Not for the fame or the glory, but because I want to create music. My favorite songs are our songs, and my favorite band is Edgewater. And that’s a great thing to have.”
Edgewater : a singer not in it for show. A drummer called Worm. Two guitarists who seek new socks in every town they visit. And a self proclaimed “outcast guy” for a bassist. Five pieces that don’t fit the typical “rockstar” mold—especially when it comes to their innovative sound.
Needing no mystique to bolster their sound, Edgewater ’ s “melodic rock” is poised to storm the modern music scene with its rich dueling guitars, heavy undertones, and vocals ranging from mellow to fierce and driven. “Our music is like our name,” explains drummer Jeremy Rees-”Worm” (a nickname referencing gummi, not live). “It’s got that edge to it and it’s crunchy and really thick in the hardest places, but the overlays and melodies flow like water over the top.”
This balance of hard rock riffs and sweet
