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Salt Lake City is conflict. Where snow-capped mountains tower over sun-drenched salt flats, and a major religious temple casts its shadow on believers and non-believers alike, Salt Lake City is filled with conflict - and conflict inspires sanctuary.
For Dominic Bodell (vocals/guitar), Nathan Moosman (guitar), Jesse Mills (drums) and Jeff Anderson (bass), music is their sanctuary, and their 'altar' of choice? Rifle Street Music.
A gifted self-critic, Dominic Bodell, converted personal failures, pain, disparity, and internal struggle into song in an apartment above SLC's Rifle Street in 2003. Bodell writings became the blueprint for Rifle Street Music, including the ready-for-radio "Exchange Myself" and "Listen To The Radio." The honest and deeply personal catharsis of these songs rings true to fans, musicians, and music industry insiders.
In 2004, Bodell, sent home recorded demos to Los Angeles producer, David Eaton, whose productions for unsigned artists (Dynamite Hack "Boyz-N-Tha Hood" and The Polyphonic Spree) have topped radio playlists and lead to major label signings. "I get tons of cd's from young bands trying to be stars," producer David Eaton says. "Some people try to write about life. Dominic's life forces him to write. That's what makes his music meaningful." Then Bodell joined forces with a drummer and headed to LA and recorded a 3-song single which was welcomed at SLC radio and drew great interest from East Coast A&R reps.
Shortly after recording with Eaton, Rifle Street Music won a local competition to play at the radio station X96 (KXRK) "Big Ass Show." Which garnered local attention, and praise from both fans and peers. This was followed by a showcase for industry A&R at a Warped Tour after party.
In 2006, Rifle Street Music have signed a production deal with David Eaton Productions, completed a new 3-song single, and written additional songs that will be recorded for a forthcoming album scheduled for fall of '06, on a Salt Lake independent record label.
Constant gigging, and continual local radio play has helped Rifle Street Music earn broad recognition in there hometown of Salt Lake City, Utah. Brief tours regionally have begun to help expand there fan base. A new marketing campaign headed up by the band will be promoting to college radio stations across the country. They have sent over one hundred singles to radio stations, and will begin touring these cities this fall.
With Dominic Bodell as architect, Rifle Street Music has become a voice for personal struggle. Moosman, Mills, and Anderson give life and stability to that voice. Rifle Street Music is honest, humble, heart-felt rock.
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