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Tangiers

Bar exam, AA, side projects, more soon.

About Me

After a long, not so long adventure-across pete moss and gooy grass-they settled on a location. It was located in skullduggery mountain-just sounth of west sex hill. thats where we met and made the rock. James and I still stand!!We have made 3 very different rock albums HOT NEW SPIRITS, NEVER BRING YOU PLEASURE, THE FAMILY MYTH-the latestwe are somtimes fast moving other times sloth like and sad, now we rest-together we rest assured of an imminent return blessed with the shining light of redemtion and power!! we love you all. Prey for us. sexsexsexsexsex.Their has been lots written about us, use google please. We are 5 star rock band from Canada. Toronto town. love. And check out myspace.com/thejewishlegend for josh's other music thing, first song posted is for a split with Sebastien Grainger formerly of DFA 1979(rip) hope you like! you can now upload these songs.

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Member Since: 10/27/2005
Band Website: tangiersmusic.com
Band Members: James Sayce (bass, vocals), Josh Reichmann (Guitar, vocals), Sometimes Jon McCann(drums), (yuri, marco in the past)
Influences: Law school, New age spirituality, romance, friends, prospect of marrage, girls, fear. Egos etc. The best parts of bands from then and from the not so then.
Sounds Like: ah uh oh ah uh ah uh oh!!from skyscraper magazine-TANGIERS The Family Myth CD - FrenchkissLittle space exists within the fringes of wistful pop for error. Whether twee, power, paisley, mod, post-punk, indie or otherwise, pop's fans are relentless, relying on the back catalog of Big Star and The Apples In Stereo for solace. Tangiers - featuring former Guided by Voices drummer Jon McCann - skim the surface of Lake Pop delicately, not making a huge watermark but creating enough ripples to rock the boat. A trove of jangle, a troupe of spindly piano numbers and a plethora of pleasing melodies frolic, tucked within The Family Myth like small toys in a Christmas stocking, bringing cheer and warmth to all within earshot of Tangiers' modus operandi. Especially gratifying are songs like "The Coast Guard," revving up only to segue into jolting bridges without missing a bold-faced beat. Thoroughly enjoyable, The Family Myth carries enough sun within its pages to shine out three below ground basements and two torture chambers. Shit, they should ship copies of this tight little puppy to Iraq! (Grant Purdum) www.frenchkissrecords.com
Record Label: Baudelaire, Frenchkiss, Popfrenzy
Type of Label: Indie