BASS/KEYBOARDS/VOCALS-------> Jeff "Lewis" Steverson
GUITARS/KEYBOARDS/VOCALS-------> c0re at0ms
DRUMS/VOCALS---------------> Andrew Verstraete
Influences
W.E.B.Dubois, Malcolm X, Ludwig Van Beethoven, The Great Genius Stevie Wonder, Alfred Schnittke, Charles Mingus, Rush, Iron Maiden, Bob Marley, Curtis Mayfield, Kwami Nekrumah, Pixies, Primus, Sepultura, Mozart, Susan B. Anthony, Henry Lewis Gates Jr., ANI DiFranco, Slayer, Danny Elfman, Chopin, Toussant L'Overtour, Cornell West, Old Metallica, Old Genesis, Fishbone, Morbid Angel, Julie Taymor, Jethro Tull, Martin L. King Jr., Ward Churchill, St. Francis of Assisi, revolutions & revolutionaries, Kubrick, Cocteau Twins, The Story, Mahatma Gandhi, Ralph Nader, Living Colour, Bad Brains,the b.p. party, Sir Thomas Moore, Shostakovich, Frederick Douglass, Duke Ellington, the Meters, Run DMC, John Coltrane, Joni Mitchell,Carlos Santana, Harry Shearer, Bruce, Ang and Spike Lee, Shirley Graham Dubois, Dick Gregory, James Hendrix, Noam Chomsky, Sly and the Family Stone, Kilar, Penderecki, Gorecki, Orff, Faith No More, Opeth, Meshuggah, Ween, Old Yes, King Crimson, John Zorn, Johnny Cash, Dmitri Gurevich Quintette, Pizzicato 5, Esquivel, The Smiths, Pink Floyd, Jeff Buckley, Bjork, Smashing Pumpkins, Rage Against the Machine, Raging Bull, raging grannies, rochester, ny . . . .
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Gaylord:
What’s In A Name?
If the name of the game is charm, then
Rochester’s Gaylord win. Not only have they
chosen a word that I haven’t heard since third
grade for a band name—unless you count in
Meet The Parents, which I don’t—but their
music also has a unique quirkiness to match.
Touching on punk, metal, jazz, funk and surf
rock stylistically, it might just be what Mr.Bungle
might have been if they’d had a little soul.
Propelled by the guitars of Core Atoms and
the ferocious jazz drumming of Andrew
Verstraete, not to mention the bass/vocal work
of Jeff Steverson, the trio are a three-man
mobile party unit, the kind of act you’d see
rocking out in PCU if it were made today and
George Clinton couldn’t do it for whatever
reason.
Those who shoot over to their MySpace will
be treated to an exceptional, siren-laced jam
cover of The Doors’“Light My Fire,” the first
such cover I’ve heard to give the song the
treatment it truly deserves. They’ve got tour
dates lined up through March, including dates
at South By Southwest in Austin, TX, but so
far nothing in our area. To tide yourself over,
you can head to cdbaby.com and pick up the
latest record, Tsunami. Consider it highly
recommended.
~The Aquarian
Get GAYLORD MP3's AT: http://payplay.fm/gaylordmusic
iTunes
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When people talk about the music of dreams, they're usually talking about what they wish dreams sounded like --- all light and airy and full of butterflies. The reality is dreams sound like Gaylord: manic, weird, pleasant, funny, making little or lots of sense simultaneously. Simply put, these guys are plugged in to what's what and are pure genius.
--- Frank De Blase, City Magazine, February 2006
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Great show the other night guys, hope to see you again in the future... you can always crash at my house if needed. Let me know if you ever any need any poster work for a show. take care = JJ (Harrison Sect - Savannah)
Shit...I really want to see you guys at Smiths Olde bar but its 21+. I may head down there anyways to see if they'll let me in. Its not like Ill be drinking. If I dont Ill try to catch ya at the Once Room where ever that is. Nothing came up on google for it. Good luck on your shows anyways guys!
W.E.B.Dubois, Malcolm X, Ludwig Van Beethoven, The Great Genius Stevie Wonder, Alfred Schnittke, Charles Mingus, Rush, Iron Maiden, Bob Marley, Curtis Mayfield, Kwami Nekrumah, Pixies, Primus, Sepultura, Mozart, Susan B. Anthony, Henry Lewis Gates Jr., ANI DiFranco, Slayer, Danny Elfman, Chopin, Toussant L'Overtour, Cornell West, Old Metallica, Old Genesis, Fishbone, Morbid Angel, Julie Taymor, Jethro Tull, Martin L. King Jr., Ward Churchill, St. Francis of Assisi, revolutions & revolutionaries, Kubrick, Cocteau Twins, The Story, Mahatma Gandhi, Ralph Nader, Living Colour, Bad Brains,the b.p. party, Sir Thomas Moore, Shostakovich, Frederick Douglass, Duke Ellington, the Meters, Run DMC, John Coltrane, Joni Mitchell,Carlos Santana, Harry Shearer, Bruce, Ang and Spike Lee, Shirley Graham Dubois, Dick Gregory, James Hendrix, Noam Chomsky, Sly and the Family Stone, Kilar, Penderecki, Gorecki, Orff, Faith No More, Opeth, Meshuggah, Ween, Old Yes, King Crimson, John Zorn, Johnny Cash, Dmitri Gurevich Quintette, Pizzicato 5, Esquivel, The Smiths, Pink Floyd, Jeff Buckley, Bjork, Smashing Pumpkins, Rage Against the Machine, Raging Bull, raging grannies, rochester, ny . . . .
Gaylord:
What’s In A Name?
If the name of the game is charm, then
Rochester’s Gaylord win. Not only have they
chosen a word that I haven’t heard since third
grade for a band name—unless you count in
Meet The Parents, which I don’t—but their
music also has a unique quirkiness to match.
Touching on punk, metal, jazz, funk and surf
rock stylistically, it might just be what Mr.Bungle
might have been if they’d had a little soul.
Propelled by the guitars of Core Atoms and
the ferocious jazz drumming of Andrew
Verstraete, not to mention the bass/vocal work
of Jeff Steverson, the trio are a three-man
mobile party unit, the kind of act you’d see
rocking out in PCU if it were made today and
George Clinton couldn’t do it for whatever
reason.
Those who shoot over to their MySpace will
be treated to an exceptional, siren-laced jam
cover of The Doors’“Light My Fire,” the first
such cover I’ve heard to give the song the
treatment it truly deserves. They’ve got tour
dates lined up through March, including dates
at South By Southwest in Austin, TX, but so
far nothing in our area. To tide yourself over,
you can head to cdbaby.com and pick up the
latest record, Tsunami. Consider it highly
recommended.
~The Aquarian
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