More Humans is a DC-based trio whose sound is equal parts angular guitar play and arresting three-part vocal harmonies, the latter described by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette as "haunting." Consisting of three high school friends, their music has an intimate quality that comes only from years of playing music with each other, talking for hours about art, and coming of age together. Though they were weaned on D.C. post-punk, More Humans are as much informed by the melodic sensibility of 60's folk and the playfulness of 70's New Wave as they are by the Dischord catalog.

Previously based in Pittsburgh, they released Welcome to the Childhood Home of Andy Warhol and Dan Marino in 2005, an LP that enjoyed undistilled adulation from local radio and press. Following its release, the band embarked on a national tour that took them from D.C. to San Francisco and back. In addition to Welcome to the Childhood Home of Andy Warhol and Dan Marino, More Humans has produced an astonishing series of homemade EPs, including 2009’s gorgeous Barbaro.

More Humans recently released their new album, Demon Station, in 2011. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.