Cove Reber Starts New Music Project

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Cove Reber (ex-Saosin) has launched a GoFundMe page for his new music project’s debut album. The band is called Dead American.

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That gofundme has been going for two months while making barely any money... but it doesn't seem like there's any publicity.

 

Weird that the page has zero information at all. Cute, but kinda weird, Beau donated $10 haha

Also the $20 and $30 options are the same thing

 

Feels desperate, but I sure do miss that guy's voice

 

Wouldn't mind a little taster of what to expect before laying some money down.

 

One of my fav anberlin songs

 

This is weird. No description, been around for two months, almost doesn't seem legit.

 

Agreed with everyone else, this seems pretty sketchy.

 

The Dead American (@DeadAmerican) instagram account has clips up but I could barely hear them.

If he would post a better sounding clip, I would be happy to donate money. I'd love to have more music from Cove.

 

I really like the first Saosin album he did, but there is no real reason to contribute to this project. No demos released. No past material to have an idea of what the band is trying to do.

 

I'm not pay $10 to hear a single from a project based on ex-singer of a band I like. I liked cove's voice but think a gofundme should at least have a sample of what he's working on.

The lack of any work put into the page or a description shows he doesn't really care about it...

 

Came in to say what everyone else here already did. Seems very odd.

 

For some reason, it reminds me of that band Joanna Pacitti started after City (Comma) State, where they would have tons of merch up for sale and nobody even knew what they sounded like.

 

I feel like there should be an option to get the album if you donate. $30 for a single. Nfw

 

I miss them :(

 

Me too :'(

 

Wait, was there seriously a band named after a Strong Bad joke?

 

Yup. Band lasted a year.