Artist description Tim and Tom and write songs. Joe writes drums parts. Everybody sings.

Music Style yes

Musical Influences Tom was a punk rock fan in high school. Joe loved Rush and Van Halen. Tim was into The Beatles, Dylan, Neil Young, and Pink Floyd. Three out of four ain't bad, his friend Mark once told him.

Similar Artists Crazy Horse, Guided by Voices, Sebadoh, Flaming Lips, Neutral Milk Hotel

Artist History Tim and Tom were members of NYC-based The Moths. Tim and Joe were founding members of Cementhead, later they were the rhythm section for American Ambulance.Tom played bass in Ape. Joe played drums in Tub and The Highwaters.

Group Members Everybody sings. Tim Reedy plays guitars and accordion. Tom Rigney plays bass. Joe Dessereau plays drums.

Instruments Tama drum kit, Fender Precision bass, Gibson SG, Epiphone Sheraton, Guild acoustic, Rivoli Accordion

Albums Music Building (7 song-EP), Who needs friends? (single)

Press Reviews ELECTRIC ENGINE- MUSIC BUILDING Sprung from the ashes of the late, great Moths (who as one wag put it were one of the two bands who kept Arlene Grocery in business the first year), this band mines the more melodic, alt-countryish side of that sadly departed combo. Thankfully, Tim and Tom and Joe have soldiered on and have this wry, catchy collection of jangly, rootsy rock to show for it. Fans of Uncle Tupelo and early Wilco will go nuts over this ep, from the opening tune Got Drunk through the woozily mellow Say You Don't which closes the album. The acoustic tunes have the same unpretentious, warm, down-home rootsy vibe as Wilco's AM album, and the electric rockers have some of the sweetest guitar sonics recently committed to cd by any NYC band. I know a lot of musicians who will undoubtedly be asking what amps, guitars, settings, studio etc these guys used. Highly recommended for the roots rock/Lakeside Lounge contingent. -Alan Young in TRIFECTAgram

Additional Info Contact us at TimR1732@aol.com, Bamako2@aol.com

Location Jackson Hts., NY - USA

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