Domingo's roots lie in a Sunday afternoon tradition of writing and recording songs at Matt's house. Domingo means "Sunday" in Spanish. Thursdays would have been better for all of us, but the name was already taken.

yes, anywhere, we love it, and the best thing ever is when people sing your songs back at you

Hopefully it will cut the price of CDs down to a reasonable price again... most of the money goes to people who had nothing to do w/ the music at this point.

Yes.

Domingo started off as something to do on Sunday afternoons (hence the name) for Dan Lynch and Matt Harmon. At first they would write songs piece by piece while recording them, lyrics, melody and all (which, in retrospect, was a pretty bad way to write music), but then convention got the better of them and they recruited a full band, Matt on guitar and vocals, Dan on guitar, longtime friend Jeff Bucchianeri on drums, and longtime brother Billy Harmon on bass. They made an album, played shows, went to college, came home, made another album, played shows, went back to college, etc. But now, they have decided that life is pretty much a waste of time if you aren't a rock star, so they have just finished a 3rd album (Everything Is Perfect), and... (to be continued)

The problem is, we take a lot of influences and then only use them for small things... Dan will write a guitar part that sounds like the lovechild of the Goo Goo dolls and Thursday, while Matt likes to sprinkle Ben Folds in with Glassjaw. Is that pretentious enough? Good.

Either Anchorage, Alaska, or anywhere in the Carribean, and technically we've never been to either of those places

Carvin, Schecter, and Yamaha guitars and basses, Tama drums, whatever other stuff we can get out hands on.

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we are:
billy harmon (bass, good taste in metal)
dan lynch (guitars, songs, really bad ideas)
matt harmon (guitars, vocals, keyboards, cello, songs, fetish for being outside at night)
jeff bucchianeri (drums, backing vocals, anime hair)