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Don't Bore US - Get to the Chorus Granny Gremlin-related bands and projects HOME | ||
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OHMNO 2016-Current |
Drone pop superstars; Jazzmaster triple-threat. | |
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Keratoid 2014-Current |
Shoecore hydra, less one head. | |
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LIPP 2011-2013 |
Shoecore hydra. | |
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Peeder 2010-2012 |
Irreverent noise-blues. | |
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Pacific Trash Vortex 2008-2010 |
Poppified noise/drone rockers with shoegaze leanings. | |
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WeLove 2005-2008 |
Pushing their Rocktronic sound out to anyone with ears, WeLove likes to keep things greasy and bouncing. | |
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Crown 2002-2003 |
Jangley garage rockers with a love of groove delivering layers of melodic niuance, heavy rythmns and a touch of trash. | |
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The Corporation 2000-2007 |
An outspoken punk rock reggae trio from Scarborough. Spitting teeth and power chords fueled by socio-political indignation.
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Slowhand & Gomer 2001; 2003 |
Suburban slowjam blues. | |
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Elektravision 1998-2001 |
A band with no rhyme, reason or direction; a loose free-for-all rat king with no 2 songs in the same genre. Also known for a time as Freddie Miller, Frequency Modulation or just FM, Elektravision started out as four highschool buds who had nothing better to do during winter break other than to act upon their mutual love of Tom Petty, Lou Reed and Tom Verlaine. The group was composed of Max Edward on lead guitar, Cameron Pulley on rhythm guitar and vocals on the songs that had any, Mark (MDogg) McDonald on bass and backing vocals, and Granny on drums and backing vocals. Max was already an accomplished hobby recordist, and in the winter of 1998, Elektravision pooled their resources to rent an 8 track cassette recorder and some microphones to record some songs in his basement. Going Home and Saigon were released on the Associate Records Grand Openning compilation CD, which also contained Theme from Matt Blair Five (by the Matt Blair Five) which was recorded in the same weekend session by Max. Cardio-Pulminary Spasm was also recorded at this session but never released. It was during one of the late nights of this session that Max nicknamed Granny as Slowhand due to his unresponsiveness to verbal interaction, juxtaposed by his timely playing. Though many live recordings of varying, and often questionable, quality do exist (from various house party shows and jam sessions) the only other formal recordings made by Elektravision were over March Break 1999 in Granny's basement, this time on a laptop and not a rented 8 track. The vocals were not laid down on the day of the session; they were overdubed the next weekend by MDogg and Granny, when nobody else was paying attention.
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Going Home Saigon Cardio-pulminary Spasm Theme from Matt Blair Five Melting Hand Olde Tyme Ballade
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All Songs written, performmed and produced by Elektravision Except Theme from Matt Blair Five, written and performmed by The Matt Blair Five Going Home features vocals by Kate McGee Melting Hand features keyboards by Gomer Pyle Cardio-pulminary Spasm features the laughter of Jordana Ross Recorded and mixed by Max Edward, assisted by Granny Gremlin | ||
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The Slowhand Project 1997-2004 |
Granny's original solo project, once described as "Etheral, with deadly noir elements." | |
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