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"Musical
Album" (CD)
Summer 2004
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BIOGRAPHY
Noam Levy
Todd Starlin
Jon Francis
Joshua Marcus
Tom Bendel
Like Moving Insects pollinate their
musical experience within an encompassing mixture of unique disciplines.
Marrying soul, folk, digital blips, analog hiss, math rock, lullabies,
Torch songs and just about anything else tuneful or otherwise,
L.M.I. attempts to offer an alternative to the multitudes of over-amplified
bar bands, trying to re-sensitize its listeners with textures
and timbres of horns & strings, bow & slide, wood &
wire.
Alike to all people, L.M.I. is influenced
by anything and everything they come into contact with. Specific
artists are too numerous to list, and the band feels that if you
hear a connection then there probably is. They do however, offer
that, We have faith that folks inherently feel and respond
when music transcends genre, regardless of previous musical knowledge
or abilities. We like that kind of music, too.
Gathering into its current herd in the late fall of 2002, the
members of Like Moving Insects have since toured the country in
a rented van, gotten engaged, written, recorded and released a
full length record entitled Musical Album, learned
to like spicy foods, and performed with such bands as Okkervil
River, Royal City, Shearwater, The Mendoza Line & Elysian
Fields.
At present, Like Moving Insects are
based in Philadelphia, PA and are continually traveling to introduce
their songs into all welcoming venues. They offer an early demo
CD, downloadable, free of charge from their website, and in the
near future plan on releasing a home recorded collection of popular
songs concerning bad weather and beginning the recording of the
follow up to Musical Album as well as a collaborative
CD with their past tour mates in JOY (Shrimper Records) which
will be released as part of AmBiguous City! Records Urban
Development Series.
The band is made up of Joshua Marcus
(guitars, vocals, Todd Starlin (trumpet, keyboards, vocals), Tom
Bendel (percussion, vocals), Jon Francis (bowed banjo, strings,
vocals) & Noam Levy (lap steel, bass).
They recently recorded an in studio
performance for Jon Solomon (My Pal God Records) which hes
going to air September 8th on his WPRB 103.3FM (www.wprb.com)
radio show. It should broadcast around 8PM. You can stream the
station live from their website or you can listen when its
archived at www.keepingscoreathome.com
along with a bunch of other great performances by bands like Okkervil
River, The Capitol Years, American Altitude, & the Ex-Models.
Check it out.
GET IN TOUCH
Web Site: www.likemovinginsects.com
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