Even though they now call Boston, MA their home, The Everyday Visuals have been making noise wherever they go. This quintet, with roots in the indie-rock vein, mix waves of noisy rock experimentation and alt-country flair. (Think Wilco meets Sonic Youth) Add to that harmonies that call to mind The Beach Boys, and a penchant for electronic beats reminiscent of Bjork, and you've begun to get a picture of The Everyday Visuals.

Originally from New Hampshire, The Everyday Visuals were named "Best Band in New Hampshire" by 92.5 the River, and their record "Media Crush" was named the "Best Record of 2005" by local magazine The Hippo Press. Riding the wave of momentum, The Everyday Visuals moved to Boston where the accolades kept coming. They were named "Best New Band of 2006" by The Noise and their record "Media Crush" was praised by audiences and critics alike; making many of the year's best lists including The Boston Metro, whom called the record "One of the top local releases of the year". Whether it is playing across the county on their hugely successful national tour this past summer, playing a sold out show at the legendary Paradise Rock Club, or sharing the stage with bands such Matt Pond PA or Autumn Defense (feat. members of Wilco), with all the accolades and experience this young band has on their resume, it's easy to see why The Everyday Visuals are a band to watch.