Aqueduct (band)

Aqueduct is an American indie pop band from Seattle, Washington, formed in 1998. The band's primary member and songwriter is David Terry.

Aqueduct initially gained attention through independent releases and regional performances. Their music is characterized by its blend of electronic elements, catchy melodies, and introspective lyrics. While often categorized as indie pop, their sound incorporates elements of synth-pop and alternative rock.

The band has released several studio albums, including "Point Number One" (2003), "I Sold Gold" (2005), "Or Give Me Death" (2009), and "Wild Knights" (2023). "I Sold Gold" is perhaps their most commercially successful album, featuring the single "Hardcore Days and Softcore Nights," which gained significant airplay and exposure through various media outlets.

Aqueduct has toured extensively, both as a headlining act and in support of other artists. The band's live performances are known for their energetic stage presence and engaging interaction with the audience. Over the years, the lineup has varied, though David Terry has remained the consistent creative force behind the project.

While the band has maintained a dedicated fanbase, mainstream commercial success has remained elusive. However, their influence within the indie pop scene is notable, and their music continues to be appreciated for its originality and craftsmanship.