Band, 1995-2008 US, Kent, Ohio
Rock
A.k.a. Allen Karpinski, Jay Karpinski, Tim Gerak, Mike Tolan, Ben Vaughan, Stephen Clemens
The Six Parts Seven was founded by brothers Allen (guitar) and Jay Karpinski (drums) in 1995. Based in Kent, OH, the band's indie rock appeal stems from the influences of Brian Eno and John Fahey. They issued Silence Magnifies Sound in 2000 with Tim Gerak (guitars, samples), Brad Visker (bass). Two years later, the Six Parts Seven expanded into a sextet, adding Matt Haas (lap steel, high-lonesome guitar), and Steven Clements (grand piano). Things Shaped in Passing followed on Suicide Squeeze that March. They toured in support of the album for the next two years. During that time, The Six Parts Seven issued a split EP with with The Black Keys while also writing and recording a third album. Lost Notes From Forgotten Songs appeared in fall 2003.
Ben Vaughan stg, eg | |
Brad Visker eb, b | |
Allen Karpinski sampler, g, eg | |
Tim Gerak g, eg, sampler | |
Mike Tolan eg | |
Jay Karpinski dr, perc | |
Jacob Trombetta stg, s-g | |
Keith Freund cor, tr | |
Jen Court cl |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Casually Smashed To Pieces | The Six Parts Seven | 2006 | Album |
Everywhere And Right Here | The Six Parts Seven | 2004 | Album |
The Six Parts Seven / The Black Keys | The Six Parts Seven / The Black Keys | 2003 | Album |
Lost Notes From Forgotten Songs | The Six Parts Seven | 2003 | Album |
The Attitudes Of Collapse | The Six Parts Seven | 2003 | Single |
Devil In The Woods Fifty-Two | Tommy Keene / The Good Life / Damien Jurado / The Six Parts Seven | 2002 | Compil. |
Things Shaped In Passing | The Six Parts Seven | 2002 | Album |
Silence Magnifies Sound | The Six Parts Seven | 2000 | Album |
...In Lines And Patterns | The Six Parts Seven | 1999 | Album |