Spitting Images

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Our lame bio:
With such a diverse city, it is no surprise that Atlanta has become the mecca for a melting pot of creativity. Spitting Images harnesses this creativity and is intent on sending ripples through the fresh waters of Atlanta's music scene. The foursome melds piano driven hooks with crafty guitarmanship to create a lush, authentic sound that demonstrates sincere pop sensibility marked by a refreshing, raw approach to songwriting reminiscent of Ben Folds and The Foo Fighters.
Their do-it-yourself attitude is matched only by their ability to galvanize a live crowd, with the band’s 2007 release of their Lost On The Run EP. While critics have called their shows “sweaty, tight, and full of motion” Spitting Images has split bills with bands such as Johnny Lives, 1994, Ten Count Fall, and Bangkok Five as well as winning the 2007 Emory University Battle of The Bands. Recent highlights included an unexpected cameo appearance by guitarist Robeen Dey on stage with Robert Randolph as well as live mashups of Soulja Boy’s “Crank That.” Through the acclaim of their release it was a natural moved to announce a November 6, 2007 re-release date for Lost On The Run.
After the initial spring release of Lost On The Run, long time collaborators Josh Ingram (Vocals, Bass, Pianos) and Robeen Dey (Guitars, Vocals), added guitarist Alex Lafley and Pat Felder to the final lineup. Ingram notes that “with so many options, it just took time to decide which direction we wanted to go in with this record and who we wanted involved in the final live lineup.”
Our down to earth bio:
We cut the instrumental tracks on Lost On The Run entirely on our own in Nashville and Atlanta (Blevins we love you), while enlisting Atlanta producer Jason Andrews (Holiday Parade, Senona) of Spotlight Sound to engineer vocals. The entirety of the EP was also self-mixed, self-arranged, and self-mastered.
Our approach is that you can do a lot of promotion and pay people for this or that, you can cut records, whatever. All that is great, but at the end of the day all you've got is your music and your fans. We are thankful for both.
Specifically: Iain McCray Martin CHECK HIM OUT @ www.myspace.com/iainmartin
WILL DAWSON
THE LOVELY STACY K
and all the boys in the hood sippin' juice