The Big Showdown

The Grassy Knoll Live in Atlanta 1997

Drums: David Revelli
Guitar: James Rotondi
Trumpet: Clyde “the slyde” Sutliff
Bass: bg

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Every Third Thought

Drums and Triangle: David Revelli
Violin: Carla Kihlstedt
Cello: Jane Scarpantoni
Bassoon: Roger Rosenberg
Guitar: Thurston Moore

The Mission District

Recorded during a rehearsal in San Francisco (1997)

Drums: David Revelli
Guitar: James Rotondi
Trumpet: Clyde “the slyde” Sutliff
Bass: bg

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In The Winter of ’72

Music Video for the track “In The Winter of ’72″ from the album “Short Stories”

Sutra “Cubos” Remix

Instrumental Quartet born in Guadalajara City on 2000, the line-up is made up of: Gerardo Martinez (Keyboard, Bass, Sequences),Wallace (Bass, Keyboard), Andrés Orozco (Guitar, Noises), Rodrigo Rico (Drums).
Sutra’s musical bet rests upon the fusion of styles and rythms heard in their begining years -all of its members being music lovers- and in psychedelics which plays an essential role in the combo sound along with the imagery that add majorly in live performances. – Taken from the Sutra bio.

The Remix:

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Big Lake “The Longest Day” Remix

Borne of nebulous shoegaze, post-rock and early punk influences, Big Lake is an indie rock project headed by NYC area musician Lysa Opfer. Lysa spent four years and many late nights building her own studio, which she uses to record all her own instruments and vocals. She began work on the EP in the spring of 2011, eschewing any kind of social life to completely devote herself to creating music. She then tapped friends Thomas Barrett to play drums and Jeff Maiore to provide additional guitars, rounding out a moody, provocative sound, which has drawn comparisons to My Bloody Valentine, Lush, Garbage and Ride.

Big Lake’s debut EP “Do You Love Me? Yes / No” is a tribute to childhood and embraces the nostalgia—sometimes dark—of early life. Growing up at the edge of the woods in a small lake community provoked an imaginative obsession with many spooky things that lived in those woods when the sun went down. Trees became menacing shapes, winds became ghosts and windows were to be avoided altogether. “Do You Love Me? Yes / No” is a five-song collection of these haunted memories, told from unique points of view, and finds an easy home in indie shoegaze and post-rock.

The Remix:

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The Violent Misery of Everything Lost (Demo)

Dogs

“Insect” off of the album Happily Ever After

Power To The People MotherFuckers

We Will Rock You