Cut From The Cloth - Music
Cut From The Cloth by The Evens
The Evens
Artist Biography For The Evens
The Evens Are A Washington D.C. Duo Formed In The Fall Of 2001 Comprising Of Ian MacKaye Minor Threat Fugazi The Teen Idles Embrace And Amy Farina The Warmers Ted Leo And The Pharmacists . After Fugazi Entered A Hiatus The Evens Began Practicing Extensively And Eventually Played A Few Shows And Recorded A Self-Titled Album Released In March 2005 On MacKaye's Label Dischord Records. The Evens Are Known For Their Unusual Choices In Venues For Performances And The Stylistic Change From What Many Have Dubbed The "D.C." Or "Dischord Sound". The Washington Post Has Described The Sound As "what Happens When Post-Hardcore Becomes Post-Post-Hardcore". The Evens First Gained Notice In Late 2003 When They Created A Video For Their Original Children's Song "Vowel Movement" Which Was Made For Pancake Mountain A Washington D.C. Internet-Based Children's Program. The Clip Fueled Furthered Rumors Of Fugazi's Breakup Amid Their Hiatus While Adding Speculation As To MacKaye's New Musical Direction. The Song Featured Sing-Along Lines And Upbeat Music In The Vein Of Sesame Street And Other Children's Educational Programs While The Video Showed Dancing Children And Colorful Vowels. The Evens Are Significant For Fans Of MacKaye Because It Is His First Project Aside From Fugazi Since Pailhead 1988 His First Non-Fugazi Related LP Since Embrace Released In 1987 And His First And Probably Only Music Video With "Vowel Movement". In June And July 2006 MacKaye And Farina Recorded New Music That They Wrote Earlier In That Year. On November 6 2006 They Released Their Second Album Entitled Get Evens Which Featured This New Music. On Saturday May 24 2008 Amy Farina And Ian MacKaye Welcomed Their First Child A Son Named Carmine Francis Farina MacKaye. The Dischord Site Announced That The Evens Are Working On A New Album On June 22 2012. In September 2012 The Website Announced That The New Album Called The Odds Would Be Released On November 20 2012. The Album The Odds Was Listed 45th On Stereogum's List Of Top 50 Albums Of 2012.
50 Similar Tracks:
The Thermals - Here's Your Future Wipers - Wait A Minute The Replacements - Can't Hardly Wait - 2008 Remaster Wipers - Nothing Left To Lose Rocket From The Crypt - On A Rope Pile - Don't Touch Anything Minutemen - Search Sleater-Kinney - Stay Where You Are Sleater-Kinney - Was It A Lie? The Replacements - Portland - 2008 Remaster Braid - Forever Got Shorter The Evens - On The Face Of It Fugazi - Arpeggiator - Demo Fugazi - Pink Frosty - Demo Pixies - Tony's Theme - Remastered Titus Andronicus - A More Perfect Union Minutemen - Black Sheep Titus Andronicus - Titus Andronicus Forever Hüsker Dü - Something I Learned Today Pile - Uncle Jill Parquet Courts - Yr No Stoner Jeff Rosenstock - I'm So Gross Mclusky - What We've Learned The International Noise Conspiracy - Capitalism Stole My Virginity Hüsker Dü - What's Going On P.S. Eliot - Incoherent Love Songs Protomartyr - Uncle Mother's Hot Snakes - Six Wave Hold-Down Wire - Mr Suit - 2006 Remastered Version The Evens - Everybody Knows Quasi - I Never Want To See You Again Ought - Beautiful Blue Sky Egg Hunt - Me And You The Halo Benders - Don't Touch My Bikini The Brian Jonestown Massacre - David Bowie I Love You Since I Was Six Parquet Courts - N Dakota FIREHOSE - Brave Captain Cloud Nothings - Hey Cool Kid The Apples In Stereo - Strawberryfire Deerhoof - Life Is Suffering Sebadoh - Not Too Amused - Remastered Sebadoh - Skull - Remastered Frank Black - Los Angeles Beulah - Emma Blowgun's Last Stand The Walkmen - We've Been Had Sparklehorse - Pig Destroyer - Streethawk I Egg Hunt - We All Fall Down Krill - Purity Of Heart Electrelane - Enter Laughing
POPULAR
TRACKS
MIXES
ALBUMS
Video 1 : 50
Music Tags for The Evens:
Biography - The Evens
The Evens Are A Washington D.C. Duo Formed In The Fall Of 2001 Comprising Of Ian MacKaye Minor Threat Fugazi The Teen Idles Embrace And Amy Farina The Warmers Ted Leo And The Pharmacists . After Fugazi Entered A Hiatus The Evens Began Practicing Extensively And Eventually Played A Few Shows And Recorded A Self-Titled Album Released In March 2005 On MacKaye's Label Dischord Records. The Evens Are Known For Their Unusual Choices In Venues For Performances And The Stylistic Change From What Many Have Dubbed The "D.C." Or "Dischord Sound". The Washington Post Has Described The Sound As "what Happens When Post-Hardcore Becomes Post-Post-Hardcore". The Evens First Gained Notice In Late 2003 When They Created A Video For Their Original Children's Song "Vowel Movement" Which Was Made For Pancake Mountain A Washington D.C. Internet-Based Children's Program. The Clip Fueled Furthered Rumors Of Fugazi's Breakup Amid Their Hiatus While Adding Speculation As To MacKaye's New Musical Direction. The Song Featured Sing-Along Lines And Upbeat Music In The Vein Of Sesame Street And Other Children's Educational Programs While The Video Showed Dancing Children And Colorful Vowels. The Evens Are Significant For Fans Of MacKaye Because It Is His First Project Aside From Fugazi Since Pailhead 1988 His First Non-Fugazi Related LP Since Embrace Released In 1987 And His First And Probably Only Music Video With "Vowel Movement". In June And July 2006 MacKaye And Farina Recorded New Music That They Wrote Earlier In That Year. On November 6 2006 They Released Their Second Album Entitled Get Evens Which Featured This New Music. On Saturday May 24 2008 Amy Farina And Ian MacKaye Welcomed Their First Child A Son Named Carmine Francis Farina MacKaye. The Dischord Site Announced That The Evens Are Working On A New Album On June 22 2012. In September 2012 The Website Announced That The New Album Called The Odds Would Be Released On November 20 2012. The Album The Odds Was Listed 45th On Stereogum's List Of Top 50 Albums Of 2012.
read less
read more
16 Similar Artists To The Evens - Frogtoon Music
Coriky Lungfish Jawbox Black Eyes Mission Of Burma Smart Went Crazy Jets To Brazil Superchunk Q And Not U Egg Hunt Parquet Courts FIREHOSE Hot Snakes Burning Airlines Ted Leo And The Pharmacists Cursive.