Jon Tschurwald - Vocals, Guitar
Mike Epting - Guitar, Vocals
Dave Baldwin - Bass, Vocals
Rob Schaeffer - Drums
The Loveless & Goodnight Trail is a band from Seattle, Washington. Their music combines indie and Midwestern rock with country and punk elements. Since forming in 2001, the Loveless & Goodnight Trail have been playing regularly in Seattle with the likes of 764-Hero, Minus the Bear, Caustic Resin, Eyes Adrift and Carissa's Wierd. The Loveless & Goodnight Trail called it quits in July of 2003.
SPONICZINE.COM - Tim Murr
Country Rawk not Country Rock. Uncle Tupelo not the Eagles. Okay? You have no idea what I'm talking about do you? Oh boy. TLAGT are Country Rawk similar to Uncle Tupelo. Which is good. Very Good. Just that simple, kids. If more bands like Grand Mal, Six Minute Mile, and The Loveless & Goodnight Trail are what's happening, I think we're gonna be alright. See, ma, modern music doesn't suck, it's just on little record labels you ain't never heard of!
If these guys are playing anywhere near you, go see them. Buy their CD. Buy 'em a beer.
MusicEmissions.com - Dennis Scanland
When The Loveless & Goodnight Trail album started playing, I could have sworn it was Husker Du. The track "Family Dollar" even starts out with the signature Husker Du drum fill. Later on in the album the band kicks into more of a Dinosaur Jr. feel than Husker Du. You can really tell where this band picked up its influences from. Their cover and name make them sound and look like they are an alt-country band but nary a lapsteel guitar can be found on this album. Have a listen to "Making Out With Dan". This one sounds very similar to the J Mascis school of thinking. Indeed, The Loveless & Goodnight Trail (that's a huge name too) knows how to rock. They do have a lot of similarity to bands of the past and don't do much to make their sound more relevant but if you are fans of any of the bands mentioned then you should check out this Seattle based group)
Try if you like - Husker Du, Dinosaur Jr.
