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Deathray Sacramento, California
Deathray included Dana Gumbiner, former Cake members Greg Brown, Victor Damiani & Todd Roper, & also featured stints from
James Neil & Max Hart.
The band was signed to Capricorn Records, & their debut was released in 2000.
Deathray's songs have been featured in many films & TV shows, including Sony Pictures' Open Season. In 2007, the band called it quits to focus on new projects.
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A Carnival of Sorts: An R.E.M. covers compilation
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Although I do agree I'd prefer more focus on the IRS era, this is a really solid collection of covers that delivers some unique takes. Totally inspired me to go back and listen to the original albums as well.
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