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» member profile:
crudslide
» genre:
Acoustic >
Acoustic Piano
» location:
Jake Beamer
» label: Overlooked Records
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Crudslide
NEWS
Currently working on debut album Plumper, Moister! Check out Crudslide.com!
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You Know...?
Quirky, cute little weird lo-fi/indie/folk pop songs fueled by an acoustic guitar and a man who sometimes invites his friends along on his odd journey.
Why this name?
It sticks well and is completely unused.
Do you play live?
Not to speak of.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Better distribution and range of marketing.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Probably not.
Band History:
Jake Beamer once had a sick Maryland project called Studly Husband Rubbings, which was a blend of many genres - mainly punk and antifolk. Since then, he has had a number of projects, many too deriviative, and none satisfying enough. Therefore, he decided to do many things himself but occasionally call on the help of others. Thus, Crudslide was born.
Your influences?
Beatles, Nick Drake, Creaky Boards, Superdrag, Sebadoh, Burl Ives, Beck, Kinks, Apples in Stereo, Beach Boys, Weezer, Rivers Cuomo, Rentals, Matt Sharp, Doug Martsch, bross, Jandek, Adam Green, Moldy Peaches, Ozma, Lou Barlow, Woody Guthrie, Saturday Looks Good To Me, Superchunk, Ben Folds Five, Tom Petty
Favorite spot?
So far, Boston or Maryland
Equipment used:
Acoustic guitar, piano, voices, metronome, bass guitar and metronome - plus the four track to immortalize it all.
Anything else...?
Um, hooks that get stuck in your head, yallz.