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Don Caballero sign to Relapse

1 by stewie_Archive
http://shop.relapse.com/content/news.as ... ItemID=255

Relapse Records is proud to announce the signing of seminal instrumental super-rock outfit DON CABALLERO.

The Pittsburgh-based band is currently recording their as-yet-untitled Relapse debut full-length with longtime producer Al Sutton (THE LAUGHING HYENAS, BIG CHIEF) at Sutton's Rustbelt Studios in Detroit, MI. Some early track titles include "World Class Listening Problem", "And And And, He Lowered the Twin Down", "Palm Trees in the F**king Bahamas", and "Theme From Bricktop Clowns". A release date is still tba.

DON CABALLERO, which is spearheaded by founder and drummer extraordinaire Damon Che, has expanded to a four piece and also includes CRETA BOURZIA guitarist and bassist Jeff Ellsworth and Jason Jouver as well as guitarist Gene Doyle. This lineup has completed several North American tours in recent years and the forthcoming record will be the unit's first recorded work together.

DON CABALLERO has previously released four critically-acclaimed and highly influential full-length recordings as well as an extensive singles collection via its previous label Touch and Go Records.

Stay tuned to www.RELAPSE.com for forthcoming DON CABALLERO news / tour information.

Don Caballero sign to Relapse

6 by DefinitelyNOTtheSWEDE_Archive
I gotta go with Ian T Williams as my favorite thing about the Cab. He is/was an amazing guitar player that has never gotten the credit he deserves from guitar geeks in general. He could do things that seemed impossible with his hands, and then repeat it perfectly as on the record. Not even a damn Volume Pedal! By Hand!

I was not so much into the first record, Despite the Steveness of it all, but only really started giving a damn about the time of 2. Saw them twice, once during '...Burns... and again right before the last record came out, which i admit was sort of a one trick pony, but i really dug the trick.

Is the new version melodically interesting, or is it all balls and chunk?
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Don Caballero sign to Relapse

7 by Major_Archive
DefinitelyNOTtheSWEDE wrote:Is the new version melodically interesting, or is it all balls and chunk?


Both shows I saw were nothing but old material, focusing heavily on "2" and "What Burns..." (which is all I ever really liked, but I REALLY liked it.)

The performances were flawless.

I saw the "real" Don Cab (4 members) during the "...Burns..." tour and and the 3 piece for "American Don".

I honestly prefered the new line-up to either of the originals.
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Don Caballero sign to Relapse

8 by DefinitelyNOTtheSWEDE_Archive
I trust your Opinion, so's i'm excited.

Favorite Memory of Don Cab, at the knitting Factory In NYC when the Che did this weird lil dance in his underpants at the foot of the stage. Eye to eye with his balls. Weird.

Second only to the bass player signing an autograph for some awful, annoying friggin' Prog kids who liked dream theatre and thought they got the whole Don Cab thing, standing right behind me at the front of the stage. They didn't know who the hell he was but demanded he sign some business card they had. I saw what he wrote.

All it said was : "I :heart: Belle and Sebastian"

Just damn Funny. the kids were perplexed and had no idea what the fuck he was talking about.
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9 by Major_Archive
DefinitelyNOTtheSWEDE wrote:I trust your Opinion, so's i'm excited.

Favorite Memory of Don Cab, at the knitting Factory In NYC when the Che did this weird lil dance in his underpants at the foot of the stage. Eye to eye with his balls. Weird.

Second only to the bass player signing an autograph for some awful, annoying friggin' Prog kids who liked dream theatre and thought they got the whole Don Cab thing, standing right behind me at the front of the stage. They didn't know who the hell he was but demanded he sign some business card they had. I saw what he wrote.

All it said was : "I :heart: Belle and Sebastian"

Just damn Funny. the kids were perplexed and had no idea what the fuck he was talking about.


That's awesome.

I talked to Che before the last show I attended and he was fucking hilarious. Very friendly and well-spoken.

During their last song, which I don't believe was intended to be their last song, he threw his drumsticks down and kicked his kit over. He stormed off of the stage screaming something. The other 3 just looked at each other, shrugged their shoulders and turned off their gear.

Che was sitting alone in the corner of the bar, on the floor, drinking vodka.
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