Artist description A fine trio creating a sweet acoustic sound that both jams funky and chunky, yet delivers an inspirational sound to drive the music home to mama. Vocal harmonies, not-so-polite acoustic, melodic bass lines, and tasty drum chops with flare. Ahhh, VERY refreshing.

Music Style Folk, Rock, Funk, Acoustic, Alternative Rock, Good

Musical Influences Live, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Dave Matthews Band, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Phish, Rusted Root, Doors, Alice in Chains, Jaco Pastorius, 311, Bob Marley, Greatful Dead

Similar Artists Live, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Dave Matthews Band

Artist History Formed in Lafayette, IN in 1995. Played clubs, house parties, yadah, yadah. Recorded Album released April 1998. August 1998, played Slayter Slammer with Eve 6, in front of 15,000,000,000 people. 1999, played Chicago clubs mostly. May '99, started sophomore album in Lafayette, IN at John Gordon's Berserker Studios.Sep. '99, Chris moved to L.A., Rich to Detroit, Cale soon to Ft. Wayne. Wonder twin powers de-activate.Band is currently still working on second album from home studios, yet to be titled, or finished. But album expected to RULE.

Group Members Chris Moseman, Cale Reese, Rich Lackowski

Instruments Acoustic Guitar, Electric Bass Guitar, Drums (kit)

Albums This Mic's For Little People

Press Reviews Band uses talent, not gimmicks (Purdue Exponent, April 23, 1998) A local Lafayette band has realized something that other national bands have forgotten. In order to produce a great CD, they need to let the music speak for itself. No gimmicks, no commercialization needed. Just real music. Comprised of three Lafayette locals, Chris Moseman, Cale Reese, and Rich Lackowski, Lint doesn't tamper with its sound by flashy means to try and sell its product. The CD is all them, no fancy vocalizations done by an echoing machine. Lint has plenty of talent and need not rely on the glamour of a studio to adjust its sound... ... Lint's music is the kind of music that should be played at college parties because the music will sound the same way it will on the CD. It is a kind of music that is there to relax and set the stage for students to have a good time. CD's have lost the essence of live music since technology has provided opportunities for mixing and arranging. These opportunities cheat the listener. Lint doesn't cheat anyone. The music satisfies listeners and will demand attention. The only fault of Lint's CD is that it stops short at eight songs. It will most likely leave the listeners crying for more. (Also see New York Times, L.A. Times, Chicago Sun-Times, and the Fun-Drunken Times.

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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