The Deathray Davies
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| The Deathray Davies | |
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| Origin | Dallas, Texas, U.S. |
| Genre(s) | Indie rock, Garage rock |
| Years active | 1999–present |
| Label(s) | Idol Records/Glurp Records |
| Members | |
| John Dufilho Jason Garner Robert Anderson Mike Middleton Kevin Ingle Chad Ferman |
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The Deathray Davies are an indie rock band from Dallas, TX.
[edit] History
The band formed as a solo side-project for Dallas musician John Dufilho, who sent in a demo tape to the 1999 SXSW performance; he recruited friends from other local Dallas bands in order to perform. Originally from San Antonio, John Dufilho and Jason Garner played together in a band called Thirteen (with Chris Smart and Chris Brinkley) and together as a 3 piece fuzz pop outfit called Bedwetter (with Collin from Big Drag). Dufilho and Garner are also perform acoustically as I Love Math, which has included a number of other musicians.
The band has put out five albums, the latest being 2005's The Kick and the Snare, which was the first album recorded by the entire band (instead of by Dufilho and bassist John Garner alone). In 2004, following the release of Midnight at the Black Nail Polish Factory, they were profiled in both Esquire and People magazines. [1] They have toured with the likes of Starlight Mints, The Breeders, The Old 97's. Pete Yorn, and Superchunk, and continue to record music.
[edit] Discography
- Drink With the Grownups and Listen to Jazz (2000)
- Return of the Drunk Ventriloquist (2001)
- Day of the Ray (2002)
- Midnight at the Black Nail Polish Factory (2003)
- The Kick and the Snare (2005)
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