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The Tenny House was located appropriately on Tenny in South Central Louisville where [[Nathan Smallwood]], [[Brandon Skipworth]], [[Shawn Severs]], [[Brian Lueken]], and [[Chris Owens]] slept in an abysmal pool of old vinyl and [[Noise Pollution]] recordings. It still stands on the corner, uncomfortably next door to a home for pet chickens and a house where punkrock kids used to make dirty rock n' roll. Chris recorded bands in the basement. | The Tenny House was located appropriately on Tenny in South Central Louisville where [[Nathan Smallwood]], [[Brandon Skipworth]], [[Shawn Severs]], [[Brian Lueken]], and [[Chris Owens]] slept in an abysmal pool of old vinyl, cockroaches and [[Noise Pollution]] recordings. It still stands on the corner, uncomfortably next door to a home for pet chickens and a house where punkrock kids used to make dirty rock n' roll. Chris recorded bands in the basement. | ||
Bands to record at the Tenny House: | Bands to record at the Tenny House: | ||
*[[My Life Denial]] | *[[My Life Denial]] | ||
*[[The Seaside Panel]] | |||
*[[Out.]] | |||
*[[The Revenants]] | |||
*[[Red Sun]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:45, 9 April 2005
The Tenny House was located appropriately on Tenny in South Central Louisville where Nathan Smallwood, Brandon Skipworth, Shawn Severs, Brian Lueken, and Chris Owens slept in an abysmal pool of old vinyl, cockroaches and Noise Pollution recordings. It still stands on the corner, uncomfortably next door to a home for pet chickens and a house where punkrock kids used to make dirty rock n' roll. Chris recorded bands in the basement.
Bands to record at the Tenny House: