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	OHMNO 2016-Current	Drone pop superstars; Jazzmaster triple-threat.
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	Keratoid 2014-Current	Shoecore hydra, less one head.
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	LIPP 2011-2013	Shoecore hydra.
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	Peeder 2010-2012	Irreverent noise-blues.
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	Pacific Trash Vortex 2008-2010	Poppified noise/drone rockers with shoegaze leanings.
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	WeLove 2005-2008	Pushing their Rocktronic sound out to anyone with ears, WeLove likes to keep things greasy and bouncing.
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	Crown 2002-2003	Jangley garage rockers with a love of groove delivering layers of melodic niuance, heavy rythmns and a touch of trash.
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	The Corporation 2000-2007	An outspoken punk rock reggae trio from Scarborough. Spitting teeth and power chords fueled by socio-political indignation.
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	Slowhand & Gomer 2001; 2003	Suburban slowjam blues.
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	Elektravision 1998-2001	A band with no rhyme, reason or direction; a loose free-for-all rat king with no 2 songs in the same genre.
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	The Slowhand Project 1997-2004	Granny's original solo project, once described as "Etheral, with deadly noir elements." The Slowhand Project came about when Granny decided to strike out on his own, being completely disillusioned with playing in bands due to guitarists who seemed to be solely interested in showcasing their techical ability in jams on classic rock covers. He borrowed a cheap guitar and amp from his girlfriend's older sister and got to work on the dual task of rounding out some songs he'd been working on and learning to play. He also began collecting recording and noise-making gear; a friend had introduced him to the concept of the DAW and Granny became excited with the prospect of being part of the digital revolution. Unfortunately, Granny was a bit early - this was a time before Myspace, Facebook, Bandcamp, Spotify etc and the ubiquity of non-physical music formats, such as MP3 and streaming services, that have enabled many bands to reach audiences they otherwise wouldn't have. The internet was in it's infancy, and though people were trying, the only folks making any headway were the porn-mongers. There was a tremendous sense of hope and excitement about this internet thing though - the bubble hadn't burst yet. By the spring of 2000 there were a number of songs recorded, one of which, Long Walk Home, was released on AssPress Vol 1, a compilation by (now defunked) Associate Records. Granny started playing shows around town, but the strategic advantage of a one-man-and-a-laptop setup was offset by the public not yet being used to the whole idea (as well as frequent technical difficulties as some of the technology wasn't quite mature yet; see drum machines in the 80s London scene). Granny had also, by this time, overcome his previous disillusionment with guitarists and had started jamming with other people. A limited edition cassette EP was released which was meant as a teaser for the coming full-length Old Leather Trench Coat and Runaway Balloon which never materialised. This tape contained most Slowhand material recorded up to this point as well as a few Elektravision tracks. After a particularly despiriting New Year's Eve show at the Now Lounge, Granny called it quits as regards playing live to focus on more collaborative endeavors. A few more songs were recorded however and a CD single for It Doesn't Matter was released. Most of the material recorded as Slowhand follows below in chronological order of completion.
		To The Pusher and The DJ Touched Long Walk Home [extended mix] It Doesn't Matter [tribal mix] It Doesn't Matter [dub] Sleepless It Doesn't Matter [couch mix] Passing of the Storm Don't Business	| MP3 | 160kbps | 6.45MB | 5:38 | | MP3 | 160kbps | 4.44MB | 3:53 | | MP3 | 160kbps | 6.61MB | 5:46 | | MP3 | 160kbps | 5.14MB | 4:29 | | MP3 | 160kbps | 6.17MB | 5:23 | | MP3 | 160kbps | 5.11MB | 4:28 | | MP3 | 160kbps | 5.60MB | 4:53 | | MP3 | 160kbps | 5.21MB | 4:33 | | MP3 | 160kbps | 4.86MB | 4:14 |
		All Songs written, performmed, recorded and mixed by Granny Gremlin Except Sleepless, written by Doughty/Soul Coughing Additional programming and mixing on IDM [dub] by Max Edward Outro Guitar on Sleepless by Max Edward Additional Bass on Sleepless and Passing of the Storm by M Dogg Trumpet on Long Walk Home and Don't Business by Gavin Pulley
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