Dilute

Dilute

Dilute is an indie rock band from Fremont, California. They formed in 1996. Members are in/have been in Okay, 31Knots, Jacques Kopstein, Howard Hello, Crime in Choir, and Natural Dreamers.

Members

*Marty Anderson - guitar; vocals
*Craig Colla - bass
*Ian Pellicci - guitar
*Jay Pellicci - drums

Discography

*The Gypsy Valentine Curve (54º40' or Fight! [http://fiftyfourfortyorfight.com/] ) (Toad Records [http://toadrecords.com] )
*Grape Blueprints Pour Spinach Olive Grape (54º40' or Fight! [http://fiftyfourfortyorfight.com/] ) (Toad Records [http://toadrecords.com] )
*Live Dilute & Hella Split 2 CD (Released October 10, 2003) (Sickroom Records [http://sickroomrecords.com] )

Compilations

* KFJC, Live From the Devil's Triangle, Vol. III CD Track: Saving a Life (live from 2/21/2000)
*Looking for the Perfect Glass; U.S. Pop Life Vol. 11 CD; California Post Punk Track: Night Ascends and Descends the Confines of the City (segment of a joint improvisation featuring members of Rumah Sakit and Dilute from 2000)
*If The Twenty-First Century Didn't Exist It Would Be Necessary To Invent It (5 Rue Christine [http://5rc.com] ) Track: Home Is Where You're Happy
*Howard Hello & Greenness split 2 CD (Released July 3, 2007) (Sickroom Records [http://sickroomrecords.com] ) (segment of a joint improvisation featuring members of Rumah Sakit and Dilute from 2000)Track: MDLFS#4

External links

* [http://www.myspace.com/dilutetheband Official Website]
* [http://www.portlandmercury.com/portland/Content?oid=25210&category=22153 Portland Mercury News circa 2001]

ee also


* Experimental music
* Indie rock
* Avant garde
* Noise Rock


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