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'''''The Boxing Lesson''''' is a band founded by ''Paul Waclawsky'' in Los Angeles 2002. |
'''''The Boxing Lesson''''' is a band founded by ''Paul Waclawsky'' in Los Angeles 2002. |
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After releasing two EPs in Los Angeles, songwriter Paul Waclawsky left the haze for the heat of Austin, Texas, where he found a new line up and new inspirations. ''Jaylinn Davidson'' and ''Jake Mitchell'' share the exact same birthday and an affinity for synths, sampling and old records. Her Moog bass and leads connect with his explosive evolving rhythms to form a hybrid rhythm section. Part organic. Part Electronic. It's definitely psychedelic but not in the traditional sense. Inspired by synthesizer exploration and joined by producer |
After releasing two EPs in Los Angeles, songwriter ''Paul Waclawsky'' left the haze for the heat of Austin, Texas, where he found a new line up and new inspirations. ''Jaylinn Davidson'' and ''Jake Mitchell'' share the exact same birthday and an affinity for synths, sampling and old records. Her Moog bass and leads connect with his explosive evolving rhythms to form a hybrid rhythm section. Part organic. Part Electronic. It's definitely psychedelic but not in the traditional sense. Inspired by synthesizer exploration and joined by producer Tim Gerron in the studio, the band recorded and released Songs in the Key of C in 2006 and played a blizzard of shows at home and on the road. |
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The Boxing Lesson spent most of 2007 in Austin, TX, writing and recording their debut full length album, Wild Streaks & Windy Days, with Producer Tim Gerron. It’s a simultaneously modern and classic journey through the dark side of the conscious mind. These new tracks explore the contrasts between dark and light, love and lust, and sacrifice and indulgence. Lead boxer, Paul Waclawsky, is flexing his song writing muscles and his tape delays like never before on this recording inspired by the Austin indie music scene. His voice shows maturity and his epic sonic guitar textures are psychedelic and lush. Jaylinn Davidson’s Brian Eno-esque Moog synthesizer landscapes pump these haunting songs full of moody goodness and we find Jake Mitchell, as always, drumming out of his head. |
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Independent of comparison, the |
Independent of comparison, the tracks on Wild Streaks & Windy Days define The Boxing Lesson’s own brand of psychedelic rock, as they traverse into the unknown territory of their own lives, their own indulgences and the road that lay ahead. |
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Discography: |
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2004: Radiation |
2004: Radiation |
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2006: Songs in the Key of C |
2006: Songs in the Key of C |
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2008: Wild Streaks & Windy Days |
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Our record collections define us: |
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Bowie to Broken Social Scene. |
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Eno to Enon. |
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Can to Spoon. |
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The Cure to MBV. |
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Pink Floyd to Rollerskate Skinny. |
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Neil Young to Neu!. |
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Spacemen 3 to Stereolab. |
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Willie to Ween. |
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This is your wake up call, kids. |
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This is your boxing lesson. |
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Keep your left up! |
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Contacts: |
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Management: Ryan Cano |
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The Loyalty Firm |
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Management & Publicity |
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Austin,TX |
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512-905-0528 |
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ryan@theloyaltyfirm.com |
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Revision as of 20:52, 8 February 2008
The Boxing Lesson is a band founded by Paul Waclawsky in Los Angeles 2002.
After releasing two EPs in Los Angeles, songwriter Paul Waclawsky left the haze for the heat of Austin, Texas, where he found a new line up and new inspirations. Jaylinn Davidson and Jake Mitchell share the exact same birthday and an affinity for synths, sampling and old records. Her Moog bass and leads connect with his explosive evolving rhythms to form a hybrid rhythm section. Part organic. Part Electronic. It's definitely psychedelic but not in the traditional sense. Inspired by synthesizer exploration and joined by producer Tim Gerron in the studio, the band recorded and released Songs in the Key of C in 2006 and played a blizzard of shows at home and on the road.
The Boxing Lesson spent most of 2007 in Austin, TX, writing and recording their debut full length album, Wild Streaks & Windy Days, with Producer Tim Gerron. It’s a simultaneously modern and classic journey through the dark side of the conscious mind. These new tracks explore the contrasts between dark and light, love and lust, and sacrifice and indulgence. Lead boxer, Paul Waclawsky, is flexing his song writing muscles and his tape delays like never before on this recording inspired by the Austin indie music scene. His voice shows maturity and his epic sonic guitar textures are psychedelic and lush. Jaylinn Davidson’s Brian Eno-esque Moog synthesizer landscapes pump these haunting songs full of moody goodness and we find Jake Mitchell, as always, drumming out of his head.
Independent of comparison, the tracks on Wild Streaks & Windy Days define The Boxing Lesson’s own brand of psychedelic rock, as they traverse into the unknown territory of their own lives, their own indulgences and the road that lay ahead.
Discography: 2003: The Boxing Lesson EP 2004: Radiation 2006: Songs in the Key of C 2008: Wild Streaks & Windy Days
Our record collections define us: Bowie to Broken Social Scene. Eno to Enon. Can to Spoon. The Cure to MBV. Pink Floyd to Rollerskate Skinny. Neil Young to Neu!. Spacemen 3 to Stereolab. Willie to Ween.
This is your wake up call, kids. This is your boxing lesson. Keep your left up!
Contacts:
Band: spaceboxer@yahoo.com
Management: Ryan Cano The Loyalty Firm Management & Publicity Austin,TX 512-905-0528 ryan@theloyaltyfirm.com