Just when it seemed as if pop music couldn't get any more predictable, along comes a group of 25 Texans in homemade white robes singing scary psychedelic songs like "Light & Day (Reach for the Sun)," ...

There was nothing like the Polyphonic Spree when the group formed in 2000 at the height of nu metal-dom. The Dallas-based band was the welcome opposite of nu metal’s dour and doomed view. The sunny ...

What exactly is The Polyphonic Spree? Over the years, speculation has surrounded the Dallas-founded robed choral ensemble led by ex-Tripping Daisy frontman Tim DeLaughter. Some will claim that The ...

It's been a long while since we've heard an album from the Polyphonic Spree, the robed and vaguely cultlike Texan indie rock ensemble whose overwhelming festival performances were inescapable in the ...

UPDATE: The Polyphonic Spree have now released a video of the band performing their Rush cover of "The Spirit of Radio" in the studio prior to the 2020 lockdown. The performance-based clip also has an ...

Turner Hall feels the love with Polyphonic Spree The large collective known as the Polyphonic Spree stopped at Turner Hall Ballroom Tuesday night as part of the third leg in their You+Me Tour. It is a ...

The Polyphonic Spree is exactly what its name suggests: a chorus of voices with little restraint. The group is led by Tim DeLaughter and, though the line-up changes constantly, it typically involves ...

Last week, the Polyphonic Spree returned with their hotly anticipated eighth studio album, Salvage Enterprise. Led by frontman and founder Tim DeLaughter, the record is their first proper collection ...

Maybe it’s always been this way, but it seems the latest trends in indie bands are to either go really big or pare everything down. Examples: The two-person, girl-boy pop duo has exploded, not to ...

This story is free to read because readers choose to support LAist. If you find value in independent local reporting, make a donation to power our newsroom today. After having seen The Polyphonic ...

It's a wet afternoon in Camden and there's a commotion going on by the canal. Twenty three Texans in brightly-coloured, biblical robes are assembled on a bridge overlooking the lock waiting to have ...