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| Ghosts and Vodka | |
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| Origin | Chicago, Illinois, USA |
| Genres | Math Rock, Post Rock |
| Years active | 1998-2001 |
| Labels | Hefty Records, Sixgunlover Records |
| Associated acts | Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc, Make Believe, Owls |
| Members | |
| Eric Bocek Scott Shellhamer Victor Villarreal Sam Zurick |
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Ghosts and Vodka is an instrumental math rock band from Chicago, known for their impressive technical skills.[citation needed] The band was made up of two guitarists, Victor Villareal and Sam Zurick, bassist Erik Bocek and drummer Scott Shellhamer.
The band formed after Bocek and Zurick met Villareal and Shellhamer at a Sky Corvair reunion show in 1998. Bocek and Zurick were both members of Joan of Arc at the time, but quit when the four formed Ghosts and Vodka (Zurick would return to Joan of Arc several years later). Ghosts and Vodka continued to play until 2001 when Villareal and Zurick opted to concentrate on Owls, which saw them reuniting with their ex-Cap'n Jazz bandmates Mike and Tim Kinsella. In 2003, the Sixgunlover label compiled the group's full anthology onto one CD.
In March 2009, the band put a blog up on their myspace with news of their first practice in 8 years, with the last line being "We will keep you posted... or not. One or the other." Nothing is confirmed yet.[1]
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Members
- Victor Villareal (guitars) - Formerly of Cap'n Jazz, later in Owls.
- Sam Zurick (guitars) - Formerly of Cap'n Jazz, later in Owls, currently in Joan of Arc and Make Believe.
- Erik Bocek (bass) - Formerly of both Tetsuo and Joan of Arc.
- Scott Shellhamer (drums) - Formerly of Tetsuo, currently in American Heritage.
Discography
- Memento Mori 7" EP (Hefty Records, 1998)
- Precious Blood CD (Sixgunlover Records, 2001)
- Addicts and Drunks CD (Sixgunlover Records, 2003)
References
See also
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