Gabardine

Gabardine met up in past due 1996 by housemates Chris Hughes, Eric Bemberger, and Joel Petersen, along with nonresident Ben Armstrong. Nevertheless, the music group didn’t actually remove until the pursuing year when all members shifted in a residence together and documented a six-song demonstration. Saddle Creek Information in some way received a duplicate and instantly brought Gabardine within a studio room to record two tracks for the Saddle Creek Compilation. Using their clashing dual electric guitar sound and overlaying vocals that are comparative to famous brands Sonic Youngsters and Drive Like Jehu, the Lincoln, NE, natives ultimately released a self-titled full-length in August of 1999 through the financing and distribution of Saddle Creek.