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  Second Story Garage: Elephant Wrecking Ball

  January 10, 2013 at 7:01 pm / SSG

  Elephant Wrecking Ball perform “Stomp Stomp Stomp” at Second Story Garage. Elephant Wrecking Ball’s music matches its name in the sense that the rhythm the trio creates stomps around with strength and aplomb. On the other hand, it’s so precise the band could have called itself something like Surgical Knife. Bassist Dan Africano and drummer Neal Evans lock in tight, and their beats cut deep. This is all to support the trombone stylings of Scott Flynn, who takes a Jimi [...]

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  Elephant Wrecking Ball perform ‘She’s Not Bringing Me My Sandwich Tonight’

  January 10, 2013 at 6:59 pm / SSG

  Elephant Wrecking Ball perform “She’s Not Bringing Me My Sandwich Tonight” at Second Story Garage. Elephant Wrecking Ball’s music matches its name in the sense that the rhythm the trio creates stomps around with strength and aplomb. On the other hand, it’s so precise the band could have called itself something like Surgical Knife. Bassist Dan Africano and drummer Neal Evans lock in tight, and their beats cut deep. This is all to support the trombone stylings of Scott Flynn, [...]

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  Elephant Wrecking Ball perform ‘Zombie Wind’

  January 10, 2013 at 6:57 pm / SSG

  Elephant Wrecking Ball perform “Zombie Wind” at Second Story Garage. Elephant Wrecking Ball’s music matches its name in the sense that the rhythm the trio creates stomps around with strength and aplomb. On the other hand, it’s so precise the band could have called itself something like Surgical Knife. Bassist Dan Africano and drummer Neal Evans lock in tight, and their beats cut deep. This is all to support the trombone stylings of Scott Flynn, who takes a Jimi Hendrix [...]

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  Elephant Wrecking Ball chat with Quentin Young

  January 10, 2013 at 6:55 pm / Interviews

  Elephant Wrecking Ball chat with Quentin Young at Second Story Garage. Elephant Wrecking Ball’s music matches its name in the sense that the rhythm the trio creates stomps around with strength and aplomb. On the other hand, it’s so precise the band could have called itself something like Surgical Knife. Bassist Dan Africano and drummer Neal Evans lock in tight, and their beats cut deep. This is all to support the trombone stylings of Scott Flynn, who takes a Jimi [...]

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