Difference between revisions of "Jennifer's Veil"
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*[[Phil Leitch]] (vocals) | *[[Phil Leitch]] (vocals) | ||
*[[Andrew Charon]] (bass) | *[[Andrew Charon]] (bass) | ||
| − | *Joel Lee (guitar) | + | *[[Joel Lee]] (guitar) |
| − | *Troy Warling (guitar) | + | *[[Troy Warling]] (guitar) |
*[[Jason Cossette]] (drums) | *[[Jason Cossette]] (drums) | ||
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* Bassist Andrew Charon was known to play barefoot. | * Bassist Andrew Charon was known to play barefoot. | ||
* Once opened a show with a 15 minute tape loop featuring thunderstorms, quotes from Bono, samples from Stars on 45 and other found sounds. | * Once opened a show with a 15 minute tape loop featuring thunderstorms, quotes from Bono, samples from Stars on 45 and other found sounds. | ||
| − | * Opened all their shows with their goth-surf instrumental, 'Surfin' Dead'. | + | * Opened all their shows with their goth-surf instrumental, 'Surfin' Dead'. Written by Chris Meyer when he was with Mercybeat. He was lightly miffed when the band played it without him. |
* John Lamb was known to heckle the band. | * John Lamb was known to heckle the band. | ||
* Phil often wore ridiculous clothes. | * Phil often wore ridiculous clothes. | ||
| + | * Andrew and Phil "reformed" the band in October of 2015 to re-record some of the songs (Crack of Dawn, Step on Me). | ||
== Shows == | == Shows == | ||
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*[[Vulva Lords]] | *[[Vulva Lords]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:41, 27 October 2015
Jennifer's Veil was a continuation of the Mercy Beat with three new band members, Troy, Jason and Andrew. They took their band name from the title of a Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds song.
Members
- Phil Leitch (vocals)
- Andrew Charon (bass)
- Joel Lee (guitar)
- Troy Warling (guitar)
- Jason Cossette (drums)
Highlights
- Bassist Andrew Charon was known to play barefoot.
- Once opened a show with a 15 minute tape loop featuring thunderstorms, quotes from Bono, samples from Stars on 45 and other found sounds.
- Opened all their shows with their goth-surf instrumental, 'Surfin' Dead'. Written by Chris Meyer when he was with Mercybeat. He was lightly miffed when the band played it without him.
- John Lamb was known to heckle the band.
- Phil often wore ridiculous clothes.
- Andrew and Phil "reformed" the band in October of 2015 to re-record some of the songs (Crack of Dawn, Step on Me).
Shows
- Played often at the Broadway Junction
Discography
- A limited edition cassette was given away at one show.
- Some recordings of the band do exist but nothing was ever released.
