Road of Trees Toronto, Ontario
Road of Trees is Michael Millerman (Toronto) and Alex White (Windsor). Heavily influenced in their earlier years by groups such as Oasis, Spiritualized, and the Verve, the band’s style is “Canadian Britpop,” with elements of indie rock, dreampop, and shoegaze. Melody-driven guitar songs with a touch of organs, keyboards, and occasionally strings are the rule. ... more
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