Antelope

Produced in Washington, D.C., in 2001, Antelope obtained a popularity through touring with Dischord mainstays such as for example Q rather than U, Black Eye, TEAM, and Fugazi bassist Joe Lally. On the initial six many years of their profession, the music group released a self-titled EP (a divide project with Dischord and their very own Bug Information), a two-song EP (2004’s Crowns/The Flock), along with a full-length (2007’s Reflector) on Dischord. Comprised of Bee Elvy, Mike Andre, and Justin Moyer — alumni from rings such as for example Vertebrats and (probably) semi-legendary Un Guapo — Antelope became a mainstay within the Dischord family members on the tail end from the first 10 years from the 21st hundred years, and supported their solid produces with both local and complete U.S. travels.