Silent Tongue
Silent Tongue: post punk band that plays the most energetic rock music you may possibly hear. That sounded a bit pompous, but it's true
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Somewhere Over the Ego Somewhere Over the Ego
boy meets girl, girl breaks it up, boy crank calls girl...all in one song
Everybody's Scared of Being Vulnerable Everybody's Scared of Being Vulnerable
If this song doesn't get you to say "this F**n ROCKS", then we haven't done our job as musicians
Silent Tongue is a post-punk-indie-rock-your-socks-off bandBand/artist history
The exploration formerly and presently known as Silent Tongue began in 2001 as a solo studio project. Over the course of the following two and a half years, two LPs and one EP were produced. Pacify the Time was released in the summer of 2002 as a low-fi recorded, well-crafted, lyrically triumphant post-punk rock record that haunts both production purists and routine-life accepters. A few months following Pacify, the Suburban Homesick Cowboy EP marked a change in style. The dominantly acoustic EP harbors complex chord progressions that appear surprisingly inviting, yet alienating at the same time.
Early 2004 marked a change for Silent Tongue, as it became a two piece project. A live act featuring drums, guitars, and sequencers hit the local NYC scene. Nearly at the same time, the last solo production, I Sold Myself to Myself was released to the disturbance and acclaim of music critics. This love/hate album has fostered strong reactions from the music community. Some people instantly are captivated by the undulating sounds and intriguing melodies. Others are instantly confused, finding themselves questioning what genre applies to the songs.
Presently, we find Silent Tongue releasing a new EP that was recorded at Big Blue Meenie Studios (Thursday, Taking Back Sunday). The EP, Everybodys Scared of Being Vulnerable, was engineered by the young and talented Adam Batman Hagger and was mixed by Tim Gilles and Adam Hagger. ESBV marks a transition to a more rock-based sound, while maintaining an unorthodox approach to writing pop songs. The Silent Tongue chords are strongly apparent and the lyrical mastery remains meaningful and thought provoking.Have you performed in front of an audience?we play in NYC and DC mostly
Your musical influences
John Frusciante, Ted Leo, Engine Down, Aria, The Posies, Nada Surf, Dada, Modest MouseWhat equipment do you use?
guitars, drums, sequencers, keysAnything else?
Take a listen of our new EP at www.silenttongue.com
Morristown, NJ
USA
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248957
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Comments (10)
Nice Work.. Keep it Up..check me out when you have a chance...
very good
Great style!! I love the drumming, and vocalist style. Everything sounds good though!! Keep it up!
"Somewhere Over the Ego" is a great alternative song! Great style! Great & cool vocals. Great music & effects! Keep it up! God bless! Peace!
yeah, another boring band playing highschool music. It's official....there are more post punk bands than people in the united states.
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