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Airplanes and Rental Cars by Punch Havana
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5 tracks | 19 minutes
Released Sep 2004
on Pearl Street / Ninefoot Records
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This limited edition EP is both ethereal and melodic. A thoughtful blend of fact and fiction; brash and beauty.
Bio / Background
Featuring three members of various New York groups (700 miles (RCA) & Feed), Punch Havana initially formed in late 1997 for a Pow Wow Records compilation appearance (Chris Robertson, Tom Clapp and Justin Guip). The partnership worked well so they decided to continue writing and recording, as well as playing sporadic shows (including showcases at CMJ and the Digital Club Festival). With the addition of bassist Jesko Stahl (Pearls of Swine (BMG)), the band was complete. Within weeks, they had recorded two new songs and performed at the
Fall 1999 CMJ festival.
Based on their performance at the CMJ showcase, the band was invited to Berlin by producer Moses Schneider (Pixies, David Byrne) to record their first album. After eleven days in the studio, the band returned to the States to overdub, mix, and ultimately complete The Hansa Sessions (ep), released on the band's own imprint (Pearl Street Records).
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