Musical Influences Faraquet, Shellac, Hot Water Music, Q and not U

Artist History Some people were in a band in high school; others were in the band. Eric and Greg managed to do both. They met in the jazz band in Florida and quickly exchanged a genuine love for music of all types, which naturally had made them both gravitate toward punk. They formed a band and tried to impress the ladies. Punk fun came to an end when Greg left South Florida for Washington, DC and Eric moved on to Gainesville. Eric started the band Isiah and Greg continued his trend of being in very brief bands whose other members went on to become famous (Further Seems Forever, Shai Hulud, The Rapture and Black Eyes to name a few). However, his love of backpacking and the wilderness of the west lead him away from the DC music world he also held near and dear. Meanwhile Willie left his suburban Philadelphia home to attend school also in the capital. He helped form Midvale. Through Midvale Greg and Willie became casual acquaintances, Midvale broke up and Willie moved to Tallahassee to become an overly educated Archaeologist. Greg decided to more permanently plant himself in DC and concentrate on music once more while becoming an overly educated Geographer. Eric decided to take a job as an overly educated Chemical Engineer in Northern Virginia and they started playing together once more. Then after one glorious show at the Ghosthouse, the third and elusive member of Eric and Greg’s union moved to Jacksonville to teach Mechanical Physics at a small college. Sad but not daunted Eric and Greg were determined to rock. Then Greg got word of Willie moving back to DC. One night while drunk on cognac and precariously perched on a roof in Mount Pleasant Greg approached Willie about the Rock. Willie succumbed. Then the boys picked up a copy of The Dirt by Motley Crue (none of whom are overly educated or have ever moved between FL and DC) to learn the ropes…

Group Members greg, willie, eric

Location Washington, DC - USA

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