Catcher

There are 3 artists named Catcher.

1. An alias of the guys behind Transa and Cascade.

2 . The illegitimate love child of Trevor Bennett's many and varied musical interests and influences.

A singer and composer from a young age, Trevor has balanced with his love for industrial and hard rock a heavy involvement in classical music, choral and a capella singing, musical theatre, operatic performance, and dabblings in jazz, electronica, and metal.
Early studies in piano and trumpet led to the guitars, bass, and eventual forays into programming and sequencing which make up the bulk of catcher's palette.

What began as Trevor's solo endeavour has evolved into two separate musical entities - first, the studio construct, still primarily the domain of the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, where his vocal layering and melodic and textural forays are played out to the fullest.
The flip side of the project is the live band, a collective which is only made richer and more immediate by the emotional and musical contributions of all members - each a profound and talented player in his own right. Together, there is a commitment to the material and an attention to detail that make for a dynamic, engaging, and memorable performance. http://catcher.ca

3. An Indie Rock band formed in 1994 and based in Glasgow, Scotland. The band has had numerous lineups but essentially revolves around the songwriting of singer/guitarist Michael Barry. Musically they fall somewhere between the frenetic rush of early Buzzcocks and the considered celtic folkisms of Christy Moore.
The band have released 4 albums, most recently 2007's "Bi Polar Bear Disorder" and hold the record for most appearances in the city's King Tuts Wah Wah Hut.
www.myspace.com/catcherglasgowindieband