Soft (band)
Soft is an American indie rock band from New York City. History
Soft formed in Brooklyn in 2003, but the group did not begin performing live until more than a year afterwards; for this reason, they were not well known on the New York music scene despite receiving critical acclaim elsewhere. Prior to forming Soft, lead singer John Reineck had previously played in a band called The Siren Six! at the University of Minnesota, and spent a year in Osaka working for a noise music record label after college. The name "Soft" was given to the group by Mickey Madden from Maroon 5, who suggested it after the group opened for one of their shows. The group also opened for such acts as Kiss, Phantom Planet, Hot Chip, and Voxtrot. After releasing several EPs and an LP in Japan, the group's debut full-length, Gone Faded, was released on October 23, 2007. The band recorded a follow-up album in early 2008 with producer Chris Coady which was released in 2011 as Dogs. Discography
Hot Club and the Smoke Machine (2006, Japan only release)
Gone Faded (2007)
Dogs (2011)

Members
John Reineck – vocals
Vincent Perini – guitar
Sam Wheeler – guitar
Dino Siampos – bass
Chris Colley – drums

References

External links
Official website
Soft at MySpace

Musical groups from New York City
Indie rock musical groups from New York (state)
American shoegaze musical groups