Bass from 2003(?) - present
1994(?) - present, though not active for some years. Co-founded with Benson Sebastian @freebenvita. Our longtime drummer was Pete Caigan
Salt Notice (CD released 1999) on youtube music
Urban Sundial (CD released 1997) on youtube music
Note that all other releases by "Arms" are by other bands that took our name and came later. Accept no substitutes.
There were a grand total of four studio tracks I recorded during my brief tenure with GtO, before they were renamed Uppity in 2023.
Two were originally as a duo (I played bass; Dylan Sparrow wrote and played everything else), originally released on the CD Expo Nexus. One of those, "The Gentrifiers" was later re-released on The Error of Good Feeling. The other was called "The Gist" and does not seem to currently be available.
"Cave of the Unknown Baby", was recorded some months earlier with Kim Abrams on drums, intended for a split single with Scissor Shock (which may or may not have ever been released under the name "Human Larvae Tapes"; or maybe that was the label? I've never seen this.) "Cave" was later released on Thtrait II tha Dome.
At the same session, we also recorded a cover of an ancient strange advertising jingle called "My Bathroom", with Kim on vocals, which does not seem to be available.
The latter two were engineered by the late great Jeff Humphrey
With Jeffrey Von Ragan. There were a few home recordings that I will put up at some point.
No recordings with me :(
I played guitar (??) on Raking in the Green and slide bass solo on Small Talk
The whole mad great collection is here
Studio assist only - did bass for two tracks on their first CD.
Proto-ARMS. Nothin' left of this but a cassette and some flyers, if I can find them.
My last college band. I have some cassettes but nothing digital.
Complete recordings, on soundcloud!
This was my college band, with Abby Grush, Ruth Keating, and (briefly) Alan Heifetz.
I am pretty sure that I am on the "a score is a stimulus" recording on OS CD 6.
There was a vast amount of other things recorded on cassette, but this one is actually findable.