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Panoply Academy Glee Club includes: Darin Glenn (vocals, guitar); Bekkah Walker (keyboards, samples, background vocals); Ryan Hicks (drums).
Live Recording
Recording information: Dan Burton's Home, Bloomington, IN.
Personnel: Bekkah Walker (vocals, keyboards, sampler); Marty Sprowles (guitar); Dan Burton (recorder); Ryan Hicks (drums).
Alternative Press (2/00, pp.87-8) - 4 out of 5 - "...art-damaged on the surface, but math-rockers at the core....portrays PAGC at their finest: sharp, post-punky, aggressive, jazzy, melodic and - most importantly - vocal-less." Panoply Academy Glee Club What We Defend Songs | 1. | Camp Keep the Quiet - (Version) |
| 2. | Panoply Academy Has Nothing on You, The |
| 3. | Something Steeped, Something Stowed |
| 4. | Six Volts Until Good News |
| 5. | Where All the Air Goes |
| 6. | Dance of the Precisely Stricken, The |
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