Endless Boogie

Shaped in the heart of Brooklyn, N.Con.C., Endless Boogie are an American rock and roll ensemble, known for traversing the varieties of psychedelic rock and roll, stoner rock and roll, and blues rock and roll. Composed of Paul Main (vocals, acoustic guitar), Jesper Eklow (acoustic guitar), Marc Razo (bass acoustic guitar), and Harry Druzd (drums) the music group was shaped in 1997 following the members started to indulge in Wednesday night jam periods. Over time, word begun to spread from the ensemble’s audio and indie rock and roll musician Stephen Malkmus made a decision to coax them out of their rehearsal space to be able to open up for his music group Stephen Malkmus as well as the Jicks at their debut N.Con.C. present in 2001. Naming themselves after an record by John Lee Hooker, the music group’s functionality was successful, which resulted in more live demands as well as the quartet ultimately found themselves documenting their rehearsals because of their debut independent produces in 2005. The recordings involved were made up of many basement rehearsals, sectioned off into limited copies of two amounts (merely entitled Vol. 1 and Vol. 2) that your music group gave out at the look of them on the 2005 ATP celebration in the U.K. In 2008, the music group released their first public album, Concentrate Level, via Philadelphia-based label, No One fourth Information. The record received popular vital acclaim, garnering stylistic evaluations towards the blues-laden hard rock and roll of household works such as for example ZZ Best and Canned High temperature. The music group shipped their sophomore work for No One fourth in 2010’s Total House Head, that was swiftly accompanied by another rehearsal collection entitled The Skinless Ogress Trend, Which Feeds on Individual Sacrifice; a limited-edition 100-duplicate discharge that Eklow acquired handmade on the market at gigs on the West Coastline tour. This custom of recording live rehearsals for hard duplicate produces cropped up once again over the 2011 EP Twenty Minute Jam: Getting away from the town. Endless Boogie’s third recording, Long Isle, was deemed among the music group’s career-defining occasions, numerous citing it as their most eclectic, cohesive, and complete effort to day. The group came back in early 2017 using their 4th full-length, Vibe Killer. The record was once more released via No One fourth Records.