Acoustic Disturbance is an odd collection of musicians, actors, writers and other riff-raff who came together to produce songs about life and love that make people dance, sing and feel it.
Most of the songs are written by the mysterious Leighton Christopher-Smith, who generally appears at random times and place to deliver songs for the rest of the band to figure out. He then returns to his routine, which is also something of a mystery, but might be explained by his quote, "Music is what you do between sexual escapades." Under another pen name (Robert Morrow), he is the author of Ringing True, the new novel about a group of Seattle twenty-somethings who decide to address the pathetic state of humanity by launching a new religion via cyberspace.
The most accessible band member is Timothy Mendonsa, who does several of the vocals on Firstnighter as well as the exceptional lead guitar solos that drive the album's rockers. Timothy is also responsible for the all-instrumental Televisions in Trees and the gorgeous musical background to Sides. He's sort of the public face of the band, as he knows no shame and happens to be not bad-looking.
The other band members use pseudonyms from Finnegan's Wake because they don't want any possible "fame" to screw up the music. Except for Timothy's contributions noted above, we're not 100% sure who played on what on which songs, except that Tommy Furlong does the introduction. It really doesn't matter---it's all about the music, not who did what. All of the band members have other pursuits in the music world, and we'll be publishing news about their activities shortly.
Last Past the Post is our latest CD, released February 2012. It's the story of life's losers told from their perspective. Our first CD, Firstnighter was released in 2009. All our music is available o iTunes, Amazon and CD Baby
| POSTED BY: acousticdisturbance | POSTED ON: 08 Feb 2012 05:00 PM | ||
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Our newest CD, Last Past the Post, is now available on iTunes, Amazon and CD Baby. |
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| POSTED BY: acousticdisturbance | POSTED ON: 31 Jan 2011 10:35 AM | ||
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Our song "Sides" is the background to the Ringing True Mini-Movie that tells the story behind Robert Morrow's exciting new novel, Ringing True. Check it out at: http://www.ringingtrue.com/Ringing_True_Mini-Movie.html |
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| POSTED BY: acousticdisturbance | POSTED ON: 27 Sep 2009 12:31 PM | ||
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RadioIndy is pleased to announced that we have published our CD Review of Acoustic Disturbance music to CD Baby. FANS - Please checkout Acoustic Disturbance online!
CD Baby page and sample / purchase some great new music! CD Baby.com is a registered trademark of CD Baby - All rights reserved |
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| POSTED BY: radioindy | POSTED ON: 09 Sep 2009 10:38 AM | ||
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RadioIndy created a CD Announcement Press Release for Acoustic Disturbance on Digg.com! As part of our ongoing promotion with RadioIndy, we have published a press release of our truncated CD review.
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| POSTED BY: disturbed3003 | POSTED ON: 06 Sep 2009 01:26 PM | ||
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Dishing up a wonderful collection of Rock /Alternative music, Acoustic Disturbance and their recent album, “Firstnighter” impresses with a refreshing musical quality. This group is a comprised of musicians, actors, writers, and others who have pooled together to give life to the well written lyrics depicting love and life and the ups and downs people face everyday. With a moving beat and grungy guitar, “Sunshine” hits the mark with melodic vocals and energetic tonality. Take note of the free flowing vocals on “Julie Won’t Laugh,” “Something’s Lost,” and “Uniform” as these vocals cascade around the serene, easy feeling energy of the music. Sweet guitars on “Televisions in Trees” boast tranquility and serenity as soft and subtle as they are flavored with melodic persuasion. If you’re a fan of Rock/Alternative music, then don’t miss a chance to hear the terrific tunes of “Firstnighter.”
-Diane and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team |
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| POSTED BY: radioindy | POSTED ON: 17 Aug 2009 04:06 PM | ||
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