Ankety Low Day by Tone Dogs Tone Dogs : Ankety Low Day.
 Art-rock with a hard edge, surreal lyrics, odd meters and unusual instrumentation.

Tone Dogs were formed in 1987 as a collaboration between bass players Fred Chalenor, Amy Denio and recording engineer Drew Canulette. Denio and Chalenor thought a 2-bass band would be great, and began writing music together. Soon, they roped in other great musicians and friends on the recording - Matt Cameron of Soundgarden, Fred Frith and Hans Reichel from the European improvising scene, and others. Superbly recorded by Drew Canulette, this album received a nomination to be nominated (sic) for a "Best New Recording" Grammy award.

Fred Chalenor: basses, guitars, keyboards, percussion, voice, violin, bowed guitars;
Amy Denio: guitars, basses, saxes, drums, hubcaps, voice, cows;
Matt Cameron: drums, voice;
Fred Frith: guitars, rhythm violin;
Hans Reichel: daxophone, guitars, camera;
Courtney von Drehle: saxophones on 'The Wandering Guru';
Bob Bain: monster battle guitars on 'The Wandering Guru';
Drew Canulette: recording engineer

Songs:

1. No Cry
2. Vexed at the Vogue
3. Carry Me Down
4. The Wandering Guru
5. Secret Crush
6. Brave It
7. BS Jig Hade Hade
8. Fifth Grade Brownie Wall
9. Poly

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 9/7/2016
Tone Dogs lives in Washington USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Experimental, Progressive Rock, Electro Rock, Vocal, Bass, Electric Guitar, Electro Rock, Improvisation, Keyboard, Saxophone

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