Pretendo

Consisting of associates who’ve done period with Enon, Skeleton Essential, Mono Puff, the DaoSon For, Creedle, Lesser Pup, Rugburns, Rust, and Morricone Youth, the N.Con.C. trio Pretendo certainly are a minimal supergroup that spouts aloud and anxious rootsy indie rock and roll with all the current rawness of Objective of Burma or Superchunk. Teetering from the unusual experimentalism that propelled their prior tasks, their music are straightforward, albeit somewhat angular and atonal, as well as the veterans are decidedly even more in tune using the build of constructing an ideal indie rock melody, hook and everything. John Castro and Devon E. Levins fulfilled as children, and got their musical begins as teens in NEVADA punk music group aBeyance. Both transferred to NORTH PARK and performed in separate rings before planing a trip to New York to create Morricone Youngsters and afterwards the DaoSon For. They fulfilled Steve Calhoon, who was simply drummer for Skeleton Essential, a music group known because of its off-the-wall junkyard percussion audio, and had performed drums on Enon’s Believo! record. After Castro and Levins bribed him with some uncommon bootleg tapes to become listed on the music group, in 2005 the trio documented its self-titled record, Pretendo. A calendar year later, they began a six-month analog documenting program for ][ (pronounced “two”) with manufacturer Martin Bisi (Sonic Youngsters, Helmet), released in 2007.