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Genres
  
Rock

Website
  
www.bighighmusic.com

Record label
  
Big HIgh Music

Labels
  
Big High Music

Genre
  
Rock music

Associated acts
  
Mad Season, Screaming Trees, Mesa & Ari, Davy Knowles, Big High Trio, Skin Yard, Pandacon, R.E.M., Tuatara

Past members
  
Steven Barci, Barrett Martin

Origin
  
Seattle, Washington, United States

Members
  
Ari Joshua Zucker, Barrett Martin, Steven Barci, Mesa, William Dickerson

Albums
  
Big High EP (London Bridge & Tree House Sessions), Big High

Similar
  
Peter Buck, Gary Lee Conner, Mark Pickerel, Van Conner, Tuatara

Big High is an American rock band formed in Seattle, Washington in 2008 by vocalist Mesa and guitarist Ari Joshua, most noted as the guitarist for Arisawkadoria. On bass there is William "Sandy" Dickerson, and on drums there is Barrett Martin. The band recorded one untitled demo at London bridge studio before original drummer Steven Barci left the band to tour with Manx guitarist Davy Knowles and The Back Door Slam. Barrett Martin of Screaming Trees and Mad Season fame joined the band in late 2009 and quickly began recording a self-titled debut album at Seattle's legendary Avast Studios in Ballard Washington. The debut album was released internationally on June 15, 2010 through Burnside Distribution in Portland, Oregon.

Contents

Discography

  • Big High EP Big High (2008)
  • Sound vs Silence Vol. 2 Compilation CD (2008)
  • Big High Big High (2010)
    1. "Cold Dark Garden"
    2. "LSH"
    3. "Atoms In Formation"
    4. "Right Brain"
    5. "Whisper" ^^
    6. "Symptoms of the Sun" ^^
    7. "Moksha"
    8. "Blacks and Blues" ^^
    9. "Chemicals"
    10. "Truck Stop"
    11. "Angel Devil"
    12. "Could She Be" ^^
    13. "Possessions"

    ^^ featuring Peter Buck of R.E.M.

    Songs

    Atoms in FormationBig High · 2011
    LSHBig High · 2011
    Angel DevilBig High EP (London Bridge & Tree House Sessions) · 2009

    References

    Big High Wikipedia


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