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Here Today... by Zonic Shockum
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fave it Progressive Rock | Math Rock
6 tracks | 16 minutes
Released Feb 2007
on Stain Music
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2001's Here Today comes as the band's sophomore CD - - a harder, more polished, cohesive snapshot of ZS than the debut CD which had been assembled from a variety of sessions.
Bio / Background
Here Today... was recorded at Manayunk, PA's Cycle Sound by J. Cox. It was recorded featuring the band as a power trio. Original drummer Marc had left to open a restaurant. Marc's brother Ned made the shift from bass to drums, and Debbie assumed bass duties in addition to lead vocal. The track "Alley Hunter" also features the late Kim Chowchuvech on harmonica.
Philadelphia's Zonic Shockum have been together since 1989. They have been credited as being one of the forerunning female fronted, punk rock bands to emerge from the area. Starting out in '88 as a 4-track project in a studio apartment, guitarist Steve Anderson incorporated tape loops and creepy distorted vocals to drum and guitar tracks. He released a demo, which got radio airplay on a few local college stations. Not feeling strongly about his own vocals, Anderson asked his live-in girlfriend, Debbie Polak to lay a few vocal tracks down, just for the hell of it.
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