Whatcha Doin
by Vessel
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released November 16, 2022
Alex Tuisku: drums, vocals
Keron Robinson: guitar
Dan Pulido: bass
Isaac Bishop: saxophone, percussion, vocals
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Endre Tomaschek at Spinning Whale Studios in Charleston, SC
Alex Tuisku: drums, vocals
Keron Robinson: guitar
Dan Pulido: bass
Isaac Bishop: saxophone, percussion, vocals
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Endre Tomaschek at Spinning Whale Studios in Charleston, SC
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Vessel Atlanta, Georgia
"Vessel is the latest export of dynamic and tight-grooved yet exploratory post-punk coming out of Atlanta. Building on a rich history of Athens art school punk and the reckless abandon of Atlanta DIY, the band is adept in their craft of calculated, yet danceable indie rock ready to break the mold." Milo McGehee and Jake Van Valkenburg ... more
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Apr 2024 -
Apr 2023 -
Nov 2022
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