(Alternative / Indie / Rock) Esquimaux - (Дискография 5 релизов) - 2004-2009, MP3 (tracks), 128 kbps

01 - Shoreline
02 - Warm December
03 - My Father
04 - Viewfinder
05 - Alone.mp3

01 - For A___.mp3
02 - For the Record.mp3
03 - My Father.mp3
04 - Warm December.mp3
05 - Rivertown.mp3
06 - Pyramids of America.mp3
07 - Intermission.mp3
08 - Something Nice.mp3
09 - Son of a Gun.mp3
10 - Viewfinder.mp3
11 - Padonia.mp3
12 - Honey & Dear.mp3
13 - Purse Strings.mp3

01 - Death Mountain.mp3
02 - Dosvidanya.mp3
03 - Ill content.mp3
04 - All Winter Long.mp3
05 - Traveling Salesman.mp3

01 - Gleaming the Truth

01 - Yellow.mp3
02 - Red Rover.mp3
03 - In the Night.mp3
04 - Dulcinea.mp3
05 - The Lady of Shalott.mp3
06 - When You're Gone.mp3

Esquimaux
BIOGRAPHY
Esquimaux* is Heather Brown Dodge, Graham Dodge & James Sajor. The trio started
cutting their musical teeth at the Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles, CA in 2004 with
various guest bandmates, including: Grahm Baker (Gooby Goo & Peekers), Mike
Sattin (The Resonant Heads) & Al Sgro (Holly Conlan, Meiko). They made their
radio debut with their self-titled EP, "Esquimaux" (2004), on Nic Harcourt's
"Morning Becomes Eclectic" and have since been charted and played on several
independent, college and online radio stations worldwide. Their first
full-length record, "perfecto!" (2005), features friends/guests Brian Gibson
(Lightning Bolt) and Gary Jules. Soon after the release of "perfecto!",
Esquimaux went on maternity leave for 2 years. During that time, the band split
apart geographically among their hometown of Baltimore and their adopted home of
L.A., but continued writing songs together over the internet. In 2007, Esquimaux
met halfway across the country to record the first of 2 sister EPs, "Tiger" and
"Wolf". The first EP, "Tiger" (2008), was recorded by Steve Albini (Nirvana,
Pixies, The Jesus Lizard) in Chicago and is an analog study of Southern Rock and
Alt-Country styles. "Tiger" also features the addition of drummer Eric Stock
(Stroke 9). The second EP, "Wolf" (2009), was recorded at the band members'
homes and is a digital study of Soft Rock and R&B;/Pop styles. Also awaiting
release in 2009, is a single called "Gleaming The Truth" with Eric Stock filling
in on drums again.
Heather Brown Dodge started out singing with folk singer/songwriter Gary Jules
(best known for his cover of "Mad World" for the film "Donnie Darko") who
appears on the Esquimaux song, "Honey & Dear". While performing in his band The
Group Rules, Heather shared the stage with such artists as: Sara Bareilles,
Beck, Jack Johnson, Liz Phair, Jason Mraz and Sheryl Crow to name a few. With
Gary Jules, she appears on Gary Jules & The Group Rules - "Bird" (2008), and
Live At The Hotel Cafe (2004). Tangential to her singing, Heather has also
pursued acting with roles in two Sundance selected shorts directed by Jason
Reitman (Thank You For Smoking, Juno), as Crosetti's daughter in the critically
acclaimed series "Homicide: Life on the Street", but perhaps most famously as
the "girl on the toilet" in "Not Another Teen Movie".
James Sajor, a graduate of the Berklee College of Music, was a founding member
and bassist of the influential D.C. screamo band, Anasarca. He has also
performed with Glenn Branca as part of the Hallucination City - Symphony No.13
for 100 Guitarists.
Graham Dodge has played in several unknown bands (including past bands with
Heather and James separately). Besides Graham's musical contributions to
Esquimaux, he also designs stuff for the band.
*The band name comes from the film Heathers (1989) in which Christian Slater's
character decides on one word to define Heather Duke's motivation for suicide
(as it appears in her favorite book, Moby Dick): esquimaux.
Esquimaux
Esquimaux is: Heather Brown, Graham Dodge, James Sajor.
Started as a studio project, Esquimaux made their live debut at the Hotel Cafe
in Los Angeles, CA in 2004. That same year, they made their radio debut on
L.A.'s KCRW 89.9 on Nic Harcourt's "Morning Becomes Eclectic" and have since
been charted and played on several independent, college and online radio
stations worldwide. Originally from Baltimore/D.C., transplanted to L.A., and
now dividing time between both areas.
Heather Brown can also be seen singing with folk singer/songwriter Gary Jules
(best known for his cover of "Mad World" for the film "Donnie Darko") who
appears on the Esquimaux song, "Honey & Dear". While performing in his band The
Group Rules, Heather has shared the stage with such artists as: Beck, Jack
Johnson, Jason Mraz, Liz Phair, and Sheryl Crow.
James Sajor was a founding member of the influential D.C. screamo band,
Anasarca, and also plays in the up and coming indie-rock band, Sleeper City, as
well as with Glenn Branca as part of the Hallucination City - Symphony No.13 for
100 Guitarists.
Graham Dodge has played in several unknown bands and is also a playwright and
screenwriter who has developed the satirical pop-rock band, Sex O'Clock. Besides
Graham's musical contributions to Esquimaux, he also is provides the artwork for
their albums and posters.
DISCOGRAPHY:
Esquimaux: Esquimaux (EP) 2004
Esquimaux: perfecto! 2005
Esquimaux: Tiger (EP) 2008
Esquimaux: Wolf (EP) 2009
Esquimaux: Gleaming the Truth (Single) 2009
Esquimaux: It Goes Away (Single) 2010