§erplitude

First and foremost I a bit mealy-mouthed with mawkish fervor would like to thank you ever so kindly for gazing over any and all of my silly sentiments. For years on end I've merely danced around with making music, in short I'm self-taught & completely obsessed. With time I hope to make a comfortable living via one of my creative outlets. Sheer, purly driven wishes drive said will .. with thrilling hope well amidst misplaced venture in this moment I lie coolly obscure within the scene of ever changing frequency & constant vibration.. .. . ... K£IäNhHh °° §£rplitud£ 1997 Present Originally hailing from Santa Fe New Mexico and currently residing in Spokane WA Serplitude consists solely of singer/songwriter Keianhhh’s manic and many more times less than melodic vocals both of which have been said to parallel those produced by J. Mascis the lead singer of Dinosaur Jr. This technique has come to impress a broad spectrum of souls; around nearly every bend audiences are left captivated. As Keianhhh innovatively comes apart; wearing out his guitar he often pours into some morose tune dropping down only to warm up the house as he comes into a time of his own possessing a playing style full of signature licks. Said approach however has since been compared to works created by none other than early John Frusciante of the infamous Red Hot Chili Peppers. Serplitude’s front man a natural performer works impromptu riffs as might any veteran in this field. The rhythm which follows the initial interaction conjures up brooding feelings laden with melancholy intrigue.~ The bands name comes from a type of writing I began utilizing sometime in the early nineties; later in life it only seemed fitting to link it to those words which later became lyrics and inevitably music. ~[{A Pithy Manifesto}] I want it to sound fairly raw & organic... like it has been banged out of me opposed to being another flawed commodity... -Performed by Serplitude ~ Written by Keianhhh aka Scott Parker ~ A Monkey's Tea Party Samsara's Serplitude ©1996