Change happens when one thing ends and another starts. This is the same story of Us Against The Archers, an experimental pop rock band from Western Massachusetts. UATA is a combination of members who were in two previous bands and have come together to create music that is energetic, catchy, memorable, smart, and passionate.
The band is comprised of four members, each bringing their own styles, influences, and musical backgrounds to the table. Guitars and vocals are done by Robert Kapitzky ...
Change happens when one thing ends and another starts. This is the same story of Us Against The Archers, an experimental pop rock band from Western Massachusetts. UATA is a combination of members who were in two previous bands and have come together to create music that is energetic, catchy, memorable, smart, and passionate.
The band is comprised of four members, each bringing their own styles, influences, and musical backgrounds to the table. Guitars and vocals are done by Robert Kapitzky and Anthony DiSanto. Seth Decoteau plays bass, while Bryce Dooley plays the drums. Although each member draws influences from different sources, the entire band feeds off of each others musical input to produce a fresh sound.
“The thing that stands out about our music is that it stretches the listener’s musical taste” says Anthony. “Fans who enjoy Minus The Bear or Circa Survive might really like the odd time signatures we play or breakdowns that we do, but fans of Saves The Day or even Cartel will enjoy the pop sensibility and memorable parts that we retain with our songs.”
Us Against The Archers live show is where they really shine. Each member puts everything they have to making their live performance an experience rather than just a showcase of their music. Their live show is a perfect blend of energetic rocking out and tight musicianship that can be reproduced on the stage.
When asked to describe Us Against The Archers, Anthony DiSanto said “We aren’t trying to reinvent the wheel with the music we create. We are trying to take that wheel and make it do different things; take it different places.”
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