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Album: Nothing Fits

Released: Nov 9, 2010

Label: In The Red

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Genre: Other
Location DETROIT, MI, Michigan, Un
Profile Views: 358440
Last Login: 8/4/2011
Member Since 7/24/2005
Type of Label Indie
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Get in touch! Email is better than thisspace: tyvekmusic@hotmail.com .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....on facebook search tyevk.***.. Local openers Tyvek made the unfortunate decision to take the stage with a tentative guest guitarist and a few tuneless, droning "songs" which gave a pretty good impression of what it would sound like to hear the Cale line-up of the Velvet Underground being tortured by a cheap synthesizer. Granted, the set improved once the auxiliary player was jettisoned and their songs stopped trying to be "textured"; By the time the singer (who had just taken an unintentional dive off the stage) regaled us with the story of his first band smearing Twinkies on the Halfass stage and getting banned for life, I found myself wishing Tyvek had brought the Twinkies and left the lame tunes at home.
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Kev- vocals, guitar .. Matt- drums.. Heath- guitar..
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Get in touch! Email is better than thisspace: tyvekmusic@hotmail.com

European booking : Afonso Simões - afonso@filhounico.com

For USA Booking contact: Annie Southworth @ Panache Booking - (annie@panacherock.com)
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Local openers Tyvek made the unfortunate decision to take the stage with a tentative guest guitarist and a few tuneless, droning "songs" which gave a pretty good impression of what it would sound like to hear the Cale line-up of the Velvet Underground being tortured by a cheap synthesizer. Granted, the set improved once the auxiliary player was jettisoned and their songs stopped trying to be "textured"; By the time the singer (who had just taken an unintentional dive off the stage) regaled us with the story of his first band smearing Twinkies on the Halfass stage and getting banned for life, I found myself wishing Tyvek had brought the Twinkies and left the lame tunes at home.