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Bio:

left to right: Eric Harris, Laura Carter, Heather McIntosh, Peter Erchick, Will Hart and John Fernandes
Photo by Nick Cervini
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Billions of Phonographs is the first recording by the Instruments.
It is a beautiful and brilliant record with entrancing folk melodies. Heather McIntosh, the band's songwriter, has been a staple
of Athens music for years. She has been playing cello since she was very young and earned a degree in music from the
University of Georgia. Heather quickly realized school was not enough of an outlet for her talents. She joined a punk band, Year Zero,
in which she played bass. That lasted about a year, then she discovered performance art through Medaglia D'oro and
Dixie Blood Mustache. She is currently a member of Japancakes, Circulatory System, Great Lakes and Dixie Blood Mustache.
She also has played or recorded with bands such as Elf Power, Superchunk, Of Montreal, The Gerbils, Little Red Rocket,
Sunshine Fix and many others.
The players on Billions Of Phonographs are:
Heather McIntosh - vocals, cello, guitar
John Fernandes - clarinet, vocal hamonies
Will Hart - drums, vocal harmonies
Peter Erchick - piano, vocal harmonies
Andy Gonzales - guitar
Scott Spillane - mellophone
Katie Bierman - bassoon
Susan McCarrell - flute
Jeff Mangum - vocal harmonies
Laura Carter - clarinet, accordian, vocal harmonies
Eric Harris - theremin, percussion, bells
Julian Koster - singing saw
John D'Azzo - vocal harmonies
Orange Twin Records is a record label and web site run by members of Elf Power and Nana Grizol which is raising funds for land preservation and sustainable development. We are currently working on an 150 acre eco-village in Athens, Ga. We support artists by providing an affordable place for them to display and sell artwork and music at www.orangetwin.com.
Orange Twin Records, 534 Meigs Street, Athens GA 30601 www.orangetwin.com
Contact: orangetwin@yahoo.com
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Reviews/Articles:
Rockpile - "Billions of Phongraphs" record review - Mar. 03
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