Rake

Band, 1989-2001
Musician of Rock and Electronic

Rake, formed by bassist Bill Kellum (owner of the alternative label VHF) in Fairfax (Virginia), belong to the florid progressive-school of the 1990s. They established themselves as one of the most creative ensembles of the Washington scene via the single Cow Song/ My Fish Died (L Records, 1990), the EP Motorcycle Shoes/ Look at Rocks, My Miserable Existence/ The Center (VHF, 1991), the cassette The Day I Remembered Seeing Ice (Sweet Portable Junket, 1992) and the single Subterranean Marijuana Garden/ USTV (VHF, 1992).

Members

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Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
Omniverse .:. Frequency	Rake	2002	Album
Ginseng Nights	Rake	2002	Album
Resume The Cosmos	Rake	1998	Album
Fighting 2 Quarters And A Nickel	Rake	1998	Album
G-Man	Rake	1996	Album
Read About Seymour / Vertical Slum	Wingtip Sloat, Rake	1995	Single
The Art Ensemble Of Rake / The Tell-Tale Moog	Rake	1995	Album
Squelch & Phrase Text Slur	Rake	1995	Single
Art Ensemble Of Rake	Rake	1995	Single
Rake Is My Co-Pilot	Rake	1994	Album
Stupor	Rake	1994	Single
Grim Humour Presents... Rake And Con Demek	Rake And ConDemek	1993	Single
Subterranean Marijuana Garden / U.S. TV	Rake	1992	Single
Motorcycle Shoes	Rake	1991	Single
Cow Song / My Fish Died	Rake	1990	Single

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