ATOMBOMBPOCKETKNIFE Fly Vultures Fly 7 inch 1999

 

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Formed in 1997, Chicago's Atombombpocketknife broke up in 2005 after multiple US and European tours, two albums and an EP on Southern, and a third album on File 13. 

 
 

Tracklist

A		Fly Vultures Fly
B		Disconnect

 

SOUTHERN SPRING 99 Various Artists 1999

 

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compilation on Southern Records

 

Tracklist

1	Juno (8)–	Rodeo Programmers
2	Lustre King–	Got Your Anesthetic
3	A-set–	A Voyage Of
4	Emperor Penguin–	Stay For The Freak
5	Sweep The Leg Johnny–	Please Give Me Roses
6	Bush Chemists*–	Borderline
7	Sackville–	The Principles Of Science
8	Hurl–	The Numbness
9	Burning Airlines–	The Escape Engine
10	Julie Doiron–	Will You Still Love Me In December
11	We Ragazzi–	Infected Individual
12	Atom Bomb Pocket Knife*–	What It Takes To Be Alone
13	Do Make Say Think–	If I Only

ATOMBOMBPOCKETKNIFE Atombombpocketknife 1999

by request

 

 

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Artist Biography by MacKenzie Wilson

Chicago's Atombombpocketknife (ABPK) is comprised of Che Arthur (guitar), Allison Hollihan (bass), Justin Sinkovich (vocals/guitar), and Matt Espy (drums). They've been perfecting their lush indie rock since the late '90s while making a name for themselves in and around the Midwest. A self-titled 10" was issued on Southern in 1999, but ABPK made their proper debut with 2000's Alpha Sounds. It was a slick and sultry introduction to ABPK and a slew of tours throughout North America, including shows with Man or Astroman?, Pinback, and Judah Johnson established Atombombpocketknife's rising fan base. God Save the ABPK followed in fall 2001. After touring in support of the album, Espy left the band. Sterling drummer Tony Lazzara joined the group and the Atombombpocketknife began writing material for their third album. Lack and Pattern was slated for an April 2004 release on File 13.

Tracklist

1	Disintegrate The New Generation	3:33
2	What It Takes To Be Alone	3:53
3	Welcome To The Well	4:44
4	Calibrate Me	3:02
5	Daggers From Above	6:16
6	Untitled	3:47