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Originally a Go-Go’s cover band called Raspberry Bang, the Swirlies formed in Boston in 1990. Alongside Kudgel and Unwanted fat Day, the music group — guitarist/vocalist Damon Tuntunjian, vocalist/guitarist Seana Carmody, bassist Andy Bernick, and drummer Ben Drucker — was an integral part of the city’s chimp rock and roll picture, which pitted dreamy, guitar-based pop against loud, experimental tendencies. The Swirlies produced their documented debut using the six-song EP Swirlies NUMBER 1, and proceeded release a a slew of singles, including Crimson Fishdreams with fellow chimp rockers Kudgel. The music group agreed upon to the Boston-based Taang! label and released a mini-album, How to proceed About Them, in 1992. A assortment of the group’s singles alongside new materials, it hinted on the band’s departure from usual wish pop. 1993’s Blonder Tongue Sound Baton continuing the band’s foray into sonic experimentation. The addition of tape loops, discovered noises, Moogs, Mellotrons, and white sound produced the Swirlies’ sound a fascinating mix between lo-fi concrete music and shoegazing wish pop. Following the release from the Brokedick Car EP, the music group experienced almost continuous workers shake-ups. This included an auxiliary bassist as well as the departures of Ben Drucker and Seana Carmody; Carmody produced her own music group, Syrup USA. By 1995, just Tuntunjian and Bernick continued to be from the initial lineup, became a member of by vocalist/guitarist Christina Data files and drummer Anthony DeLuca. This lineup from the Swirlies documented They Spent Their Crazy Youthful Days within the Glittering Globe of the Salons, the band’s second full-length record, which included even more keyboards and drum devices in their audio but taken care of a lo-fi visual. By springtime 1996, DeLuca remaining the music group and was briefly changed by Karate drummer Gavin McCarthy; nevertheless, by this time around the Swirlies included a result in drum kit within their equipment and in addition toured as an electric trio. Later on that yr, the group discovered a long term drummer in Adam Pierce, but Documents remaining the Swirlies in 1997. The group continuing as a acoustic guitar/electronic cross and released a remix recording, Strictly East Coastline Sneaky Flute Music, in 1998. That yr also found the music group add another guitarist, Rob Laxo through the Wicked Farleys; the group dropped distribution via a label that yr, but started liberating cassettes within their Sneaky Flute Empire task. By 2000 the music group was liberating CDs through this label/task, and released The Yes Women that yr. The Swirlies continuing to record and launch singles for another couple of years, collecting a few of them, in addition to new materials, in 2003’s mini-album Pet cats from the Crazy, Vol. 2. The music group also embarked on the first main US tour that summer season, gigging using the Lilys.
