The Band CAMINO

<p>“‘Stumbled into guitar’ is a good way of putting our start with the instrument. [Spencer Stewart] and I formed the band in 2015 and that’s when I got my first electric guitar,” admits The Band CAMINO’s vocalist and guitarist Jeffery Jordan.</p><p>That sort of sideways T-bone collision into guitardom allows this pop-minded duo to avoid typical tonal tropes like worrying about tubes versus modeling, or imports versus custom. Their focus was and continues to be translating their danceable melodies into guitar-driven rompers and producing the best live show possible.</p><p>“We definitely enjoyed a pedalboard-and-amp-era of the band, but the tech has come so far and we’re able to eliminate so much room for error and potential inconsistencies, allowing for a freer performance,” adds Jordan.</p><p>As we quickly found out in our Rundown with Jordan and Stewart, the band’s approach favors execution over exhibitionism.</p><p>In mid-September, just before the band commenced their headlining Screaming in the Dark tour, in support of the just-released&nbsp;<em>The Dark</em>&nbsp;album, co-frontmen and dueling guitarists Jeffery Jordan and Spencer Stewart invited&nbsp;<em>PG</em>’s Chris Kies to rehearsal for a gear talk. The main chauffeurs of CAMINO explained how grabbing guitar later in life allowed them to avoid a lot of gear gossip and find tonal solutions that enrich their performances. Plus, they both discuss the stable of studs from Fender, Gibson, and Epiphone that give bounce and beauty to their merging of indie-rock and electropop.</p><p><em>Brought to you by&nbsp;</em><a href="https://www.daddario.com/XPNDRR" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><em>D'Addario XPND</em></a><em>.</em></p><p><br></p>