Bands/"Artists" that incorporate strings into their music

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

I once again feel the need for music, Rock/metal or Americana preferably that have strings in them.

I'm not talkin' big assed orchestras or ought like that, though I'll be open to those with a string quartet. More on the lines of:

Darling Violetta (Cello)
Rasputina (3 cellos)
Dave Matthews Band (Fiddle)
Tenebrarum(Violin)
Alison Krauss and Union Station (Fiddle and Viola)
Ari Thanos (cello)
Alfred James Band (cello)

Damn, I like my cello.

Anyways, hit me up with some hot shit.

[BCWWF]

Yellowcard has a violin, or at least they did in their earlier stuff

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

tracks mon ami?

[mitch_h]

Cursive - Cello
Download
- Art Is Hard
- Driftwood
- Sierra
- Bloody Murderer

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

I'll see about downloading some now. :y:

[packt up]

Radiohead

[RoXer]

Smashing Pumpkins

Tonight
Disarm

some others, can't think of them now though.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Cursive - Cello
Download
- Art Is Hard
- Driftwood
- Sierra
- Bloody Murderer

I haven't been able to download any of those tracks but I have downloaded:

The Recluse
The gentleman caller

off the same album.

They ain't bad, worth checkin' out further. :y:

Man, that vocalist sounds well like Robert Smith.

[FearedSanctity]

Apocalyptica are just 3 cellos. Well, they're old stuff anyways.

Now they've added stuff like guitars and drums.

Still awesome though.

[Kane Knight]

Apocalyptica are just 3 cellos. Well, they're old stuff anyways.

Now they've added stuff like guitars and drums.

Still awesome though.
4 cellos.

Or their liners notes are incorrect.

Buffalo Tom incorporated strings into their cover of the Jam's "Going Underground."

Tracy Grammer plays fiddle on a good number of Dave Carter tracks.

[mitchables]

I haven't been able to download any of those tracks but I have downloaded:

The Recluse
The gentleman caller

off the same album.

They ain't bad, worth checkin' out further. :y:

Man, that vocalist sounds well like Robert Smith.

A Gentleman Caller is the best song ever, amazing transition from anger to regret, it's beautiful.

And yes, Tim Kasher does sound like Robert Smith. :love:

[FearedSanctity]

4 cellos.

Or their liners notes are incorrect.
Was 4, they're down to 3 now.