Shady Favorites

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1.	Body Water 05:49	buy track
2.	Sick With Experience 12:17	buy track
3.	Paint Sink 08:27	buy track
4.	Sutra Baths 06:01	buy track
5.	Ever Over 04:36	buy track
6.	Type Two (Digital Bonus) 09:08	buy track

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TRAYSH - SHADY FAVORITES

The debut record from Chicago supergroup of musicians and heads.

Where the noise basement has a basement. And that basement has a basement. And that basement embraces jam band peaks and disasters. It also is a bunker for research chemicals and dollar ECM CD's with disc rot.

Falling somewhere between Phish, Sun Ra, Black Dice, Medeski/Martin/Wood, and "Bitches Brew" era Miles, this Chicago supergroup has legends from every side of the underground.

Drummer and synth player, Ben Baker Billington (Tiger Hatchery/Quicksails) produces pocket grooves that skip along the beat of a burners bong cough and fluctuating heartbeat. Mondo bass man, Andrew Scott Young (Tiger Hatchery/Circuit Des Yeux/Whisker) takes the chromatic scale to a 6 foot 2 deep fryer and cranks out musical funnel cakes and places them in a rainbow boat. And the glue man, keys player from way out, Daniel Van Duerm (AAVD Trio/KVL) burns notes so hot and lets the wax drip all over a yard sale coffee table covered in stealies.

A jam band turned inside out, revealing the guts and bones of a backwards day wook. Jazz put in a half full blue gatorade bottle and mixed up. Total goofin' in sunshine and good times. Find your favorite shady place in the lawn, make it your favorite. This is wook summer.

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released July 28, 2023

Daniel Van Duerm - Keys, Electronics
Andrew Scott Young - Bass, Guitar
Ben Billington - Drums, Synthesizer

Recorded by Alex Inglizian at Experimental Sound Studio, August 2021
Mixed by Brian Sulpizio
Mastered by Jack Callahan
Art by Frank Van Duerm
Design/Layout by Michael Vallera

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TRAYSH Chicago, Illinois

Daniel Van Duerm - Keys, Electronics
Andrew Scott Young - Bass, Guitar
Ben Billington - Drums, Synthesizer

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