Silver Daggers
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Silver Daggers were an American Synthpunk/noise rock band formed in 2003. Known for combining intense, atonal music with post-apocalyptic political ideas,[1][2] they form part of the circle of musicians in close affiliation with The Smell.[3]
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[edit] Discography
- "Shearing Pinx/Silver Daggers" - Split 7" - Arbor CDR (2007)
- "New High & Ord" - LP/CD - Load Records (2007)
- "Siked Psych: Not Not Fun Gold" - CD compilation - Not Not Fun (2006)
- "Arbor" - CDR compilation - Arbor CDR (2006)
- "Bored Fortress" - Split 7" w/ Death Sentence: Panda - Not Not Fun (2006)
- "Zum Audio Volume 3" - CD Compilation - Zum (2006)
- "Sea & Sea Music Factory" - CS compilation - Not Not Fun (2005)
- "Silver Daggers" - 7" EP - Not Not Fun (2005)
- "Art School, No Bleed" - Live CDR - Self Released (2005)
- "Pasado de Verga" - CS - Not Not Fun (2005)
- "Silver Daggers/Blue Silk Sutures" - Split 7" - Kill Shaman Records (2005)
- "A Tradition of Destroying the L.A. Times Building" - Live CDR - Self Released (2004)
[edit] Line up
- WKSM - vocals, synthesizers, trumpets, guitars, drums
- Jackson Baugh - guitars, vocals, bass, drums, synthesizer
- Jenna E. Thornhill - saxophones, vocals
- Steven T. Kim - bass, noise, whistle
- Marcus Savino - vocals, drums
[edit] Associated Acts
Mika Miko, No Age, Tearist, The Strange Boys, Soddamn Inssein, Dead Banana Ladies, Aye Aye Captain, Frequency, Herr K, Yr. Dreams, Complete Sentences, Kirby 5 (Drown Pattern)
[edit] References
- ^ "The Silver Daggers". Phoenix New Times. may 10 2007. http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/2007-05-10/music/the-silver-daggers/.
- ^ "The Silver Daggers: New High and Ord". Baltimore City Paper. 9 may 2007. http://www2.citypaper.com/music/review.asp?rid=11764.
- ^ "Listed: Silver Daggers + The Shining Path". Dusted Magazine. http://www.dustedmagazine.com/features/627.
[edit] External links
- Silver Daggers on Load Records
- Silver Daggers on Myspace
- Silver Daggers with !!! in OC Weekly Music
- Split 7" Review in Village Voice