Lewis Pesacov Discography of CDs

Lewis Pesacov discography The duo of Bethany Cosentino and Bobb Bruno are firm believers in simplicity. The songs they record as Best Coast are straight-ahead verse-chorus tunes influenced by various strains of pop and rock from the last ...

Lewis Pesacov music CDs In a similar spirit to artists like Extra Golden and NOMO, the music of L.A.'s Fool's Gold is fundamentally rooted in -- not merely inspired by -- international (and more specifically, African) sounds and styles, ...

Lewis Pesacov CD discography By the time of their second album, L.A.'s Fool's Gold solidified their lineup from an expansive and somewhat amorphous eight-to-twelve-person collective into a condensed five-member band. Correspondingly, perhaps, Leave No Trace largely reins in the ...

Lewis Pesacov music CDs Recording information: Foreign Born Rehearsal Studio, Los Angeles, CA. Foreign Born: Matt Popieluch, Ariel Rechtshaid, Garrett Ray, Lewis Pesacov. Audio Mixer: Mark Needham.

Lewis Pesacov CD discography Recording information: Drummerman Studios, Brooklyn, NY; Smith Street Studios, Brooklyn, NY. Personnel: Michael Leviton (electric guitar, ukulele, piano, organ, glockenspiel); Lewis Pesacov (acoustic guitar); Bob Hoffner (pedal steel guitar); Danny Bensi (cello); Jay Jay Johnson, Chris ...

Lewis Pesacov albums The nearly four-year gap between Moving Units' 2003 debut Dangerous Dreams and its follow-up Hexes for Exes is likely due at least in part to the collapse of the group's former label, Palm Pictures. Ironically, ...

Lewis Pesacov discography Personnel: Lewis Pesacov (guitar); Brian Hock (drums). Paradise Boys: Jeff Fare, Bertie Pearson, Ian Zazueta, Andrew Dietrich Burmester, Lindsey Byrnes.

Lewis Pesacov songs Track Listing of songs: Mikelah; Crowded Hour;

Lewis Pesacov albums The Cave-Ins (Luke Top and Matt Popieluch) met in late 1998, when both were attending classes at San Francisco State University. Their mutual musical interests soon led to playing music together (they reportedly used to rehearse in the stairwell of their college dorm building because it had a nice natural reverb). The co-leaders of this San Francisco-based group began recording on four-track and eight-track tape machines and released a 7" single -- co-released by the Sacramento, CA-based Omnibus label and Visalian Records (run by fellow SFSU student Matt Johnson) -- before expanding to a quartet with the inclusion of bassist Rob Williams (ex-Delta Song) and drummer Scott Eberhard. In July 2001, the band added Jason Quever (who is also in the Papercuts) on organ and harmonies, taking over the position once held by sometime Cave-Ins organist Lewis Pesacov (Disparity Shacks). Their first full-length, Gridfarce by Lamplight, is a nice collection of organic, somewhat downcast American indie rock, similar -- at least in spirit if not execution -- to countrified indie groups like Beachwood Sparks and the Idaho Falls. This debut effort is filled to the brim with inviting sounds: a pinch of twangy guitar, brittle banjo, fractured vocal harmonies, and feeble keyboards, along with simplistic jazz chords and jazzy drumbeats. Some critics and pundits might ...

Lewis Pesacov songs Track Listing of songs: Throw Away This; Destroyer;

Lewis Pesacov CD discography Track Listing of songs: When Will I Feel Love;

Track Listing of songs: Eyes Wide;

Track Listing of songs: Surprise Hotel; Night Dancing;