NEW XDS ALBUM "JANE DOE LOVE ME" OUT ON COCHON RECORDS
Sadly Ryan could not move up to Portland with us,.,.we love & miss
him.,.,.
BUt for now we are having some fun as a 2 piece--w/ Shoko rocking drums!!
here is our 3rd show, in Seattle ,.,,.Shoko had been playing for about
4 months,,.,.
check out the Vinny Appice drum solo toward the end:
If you are living in Europe, the Vinyl version of
Jane Doe Loves Me can be purchased through The Company With The Golden Arm
2009 Spring:: we will be doing a 4 way split 10"/CD with MELT
BANANA, STANLEY
KUBI,
UZ JSME DOMA It
will include a 40 pages 10" size full colour
book with lotsa
international artists (painting, graphics, photographers, etc)
and 2 pages
from each band!
Experimental Dental School's Friend Space (Top 21)
thanks, nice to "meet" you again. in 2005 we met in hamburg at the habour, you were playing at hafenklang and we next to it. see you soon at the next habour ... rubikon
Jane Doe Loves Me owns my soul. I'm serious. Impressive. It's right up there with Portishead Third. keep it up guys. I hope I get to see you live. Would you come to Tampa?
(King Cobra) Oakland trio Experimental Dental School (Ryan Brundage on drums, Shoko Horikawa on Casio and sampler, Jesse Hall on guitar and vocals) come from the same experimental musical school as fellow Bay Area bands Numbers and Deerhoof, whose Greg Saunier helped mix the band's new album, Jane Doe Loves Me. Like Numbers, EDS stick forks in analog synth sockets and gets nasty, electric sawtooth-wave shocks. Like Deerhoof, they pair their noisier bent with delicately off-kilter pop, switching from merry-go-round lilt to prog scales to punk gallop. But EDS's spark-spitting broken toys and rewired electronics give their songs a distinct peripheral flurry of buzzes, chirps, squeals, and burps. ERIC GRANDY
