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An electronic pop band...played a lot of fun shows... | An electronic pop band...played a lot of fun shows. Particularly memorable was bonding with the locals the Kilowatthours, Ousia, Four Fifty Six, Gertrude, Of Asaph, and the Aasee Lake. We also got to play with neat 'big' bands we enjoyed like the Shipping News, Papa M, Smog, Tarentel, Cerberus Shoal, Isotope 217, and Chicago Underground Duo. Many memorable times and funny stories abound. | ||
Many records plans with Ghetto Defendant and others fell through, but we managed a split CD-EP with our friends from Chapel Hill, V.Sirin (ex Gertrude; think of anxious vocals combined with the incredible noisy pop of the mid 90s with that sloppy no wave/post punk vibe of the late 70s/early 80s; think Pere Ubu, Pavement, the Talking Heads, Archers of Loaf), on Jeremy Irvin's lovely Landmark Recordings. I'm sure you can get it dirt cheap from him. Also, we were on one of the Louisville is for Lovers albums, 2002 maybe? | |||
*[[Todd Hancock]] - drums | *[[Todd Hancock]] - drums | ||
*[[Connor Bell]] - electronics, guitar, voice, recordings | *[[Connor Bell]] - electronics, guitar, voice, recordings | ||
Revision as of 09:02, 21 November 2004
An electronic pop band...played a lot of fun shows. Particularly memorable was bonding with the locals the Kilowatthours, Ousia, Four Fifty Six, Gertrude, Of Asaph, and the Aasee Lake. We also got to play with neat 'big' bands we enjoyed like the Shipping News, Papa M, Smog, Tarentel, Cerberus Shoal, Isotope 217, and Chicago Underground Duo. Many memorable times and funny stories abound.
Many records plans with Ghetto Defendant and others fell through, but we managed a split CD-EP with our friends from Chapel Hill, V.Sirin (ex Gertrude; think of anxious vocals combined with the incredible noisy pop of the mid 90s with that sloppy no wave/post punk vibe of the late 70s/early 80s; think Pere Ubu, Pavement, the Talking Heads, Archers of Loaf), on Jeremy Irvin's lovely Landmark Recordings. I'm sure you can get it dirt cheap from him. Also, we were on one of the Louisville is for Lovers albums, 2002 maybe?
- Todd Hancock - drums
- Connor Bell - electronics, guitar, voice, recordings