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Released: Jan 1, 2008
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  • Genre: Indie

    Location San Francisco, California, US

    Profile Views: 78624

    Last Login: 1/24/2011

    Member Since 3/30/2005

    Website www.skatingclub.com

    Record Label Lowly Records

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    .... .. .. .. .. .. .... ..Around the time I decided to try and make records, I was listening to Galaxie 500 an awful lot, playing 'this is our music' over and over and their cover of 'don't let our youth go to waste' which still kind of makes me want to cry whenever I hear it. I remember walking into the Cambridge Music store up in Porter square in 98 or so and seeing a signed album of theirs and thinking, "I better get my shit together and make a record." ..People don't know this and I don't talk about it much, but I always made computer and synth music before SC. I remember hearing Low's first record and Verve and Swervedriver and slowdive and they pointed me more towards the guitar. But I'm not very guitar oriented, not what I would call a good player at all. ..My first band was called Difference Engine. That was a long time ago. For real. ..

  • Members

    Aubrey Anderson

  • Influences

    I grew up listening to The Smiths, Joy Division, Brian Ferry and Roxy Music, Hunky Dory (way more than any other Bowie records), the Cure's first 3-4 records, New Order, Bauhaus, Thomas Dolby. But then my parents were always playing Neil Young, and Willie Nelson and I'm sure that's in there somewhere.... My mom used to play me Steven Stills songs on guitar in our kitchen when I was small.

  • Sounds Like

    it's bedtime

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Bio:

Around the time I decided to try and make records, I was listening to Galaxie 500 an awful lot, playing 'this is our music' over and over and their cover of 'don't let our youth go to waste' which still kind of makes me want to cry whenever I hear it. I remember walking into the Cambridge Music store up in Porter square in 98 or so and seeing a signed album of theirs and thinking, "I better get my shit together and make a record."

People don't know this and I don't talk about it much, but I always made computer and synth music before SC. I remember hearing Low's first record and Verve and Swervedriver and slowdive and they pointed me more towards the guitar. But I'm not very guitar oriented, not what I would call a good player at all.

My first band was called Difference Engine. That was a long time ago. For real. ..

Member Since:

March 30, 2005

Members:

Aubrey Anderson

Influences:

I grew up listening to The Smiths, Joy Division, Brian Ferry and Roxy Music, Hunky Dory (way more than any other Bowie records), the Cure's first 3-4 records, New Order, Bauhaus, Thomas Dolby. But then my parents were always playing Neil Young, and Willie Nelson and I'm sure that's in there somewhere.... My mom used to play me Steven Stills songs on guitar in our kitchen when I was small.

Sounds Like:

it's bedtime

Record Label:

Lowly Records

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