Dead Daughter

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-	'''Dead Daughter''' is a punk band from [[Santa Cruz]] composed of a revolving group of contributors with [[Anthony Cardott]] and [[Denney Cardott]] at the center with a guitar, a synthesizer, a drum machine, and the worst possible lyrics. The two began recording noisy punk in their apartment on Crestview St. in [[Watsonville]] in 2005 while partying really hard, and calling it "Dead Daughter," a name invented by [[Nick Emmert]] ([[Sad Monsters, Mammatus]]) to make fun of Zachary Patten's big band containing both Emmert and Cardott brothers that performed as the original [[The Broads]]. They did not begin performing live until September 2008.	+	'''Dead Daughter''' is a punk band from [[Santa Cruz]] composed of a revolving group of contributors with [[A. Cardott\|Anthony Cardott]] and [[Denney Cardott]] at the center with a guitar, a synthesizer, a drum machine, and the worst possible lyrics. The two began recording noisy punk in their apartment on Crestview St. in [[Watsonville]] in 2005 while partying really hard, and calling it "Dead Daughter," a name invented by [[Nick Emmert]] ([[Sad Monsters]], [[Mammatus]]) to make fun of Zachary Patten's big band containing both Emmert and Cardott brothers that performed as the original [[The Broads]]. They did not begin performing live until September 2008.

	[[The Reverend Allah Jehovah]] ([[A Fashionable Disease]]) printed the song "Gacker Jackoff" from "Penisizer" on the compilation "Ass Jazz" for his internationally known The Pet Goat Records label in 2008. The same year he posted online both their 2008 studio assembly "Penisizer" (recorded at various houses between 2006 and 2007) and their 2008 live album "Asshole Traffic" for free download.		[[The Reverend Allah Jehovah]] ([[A Fashionable Disease]]) printed the song "Gacker Jackoff" from "Penisizer" on the compilation "Ass Jazz" for his internationally known The Pet Goat Records label in 2008. The same year he posted online both their 2008 studio assembly "Penisizer" (recorded at various houses between 2006 and 2007) and their 2008 live album "Asshole Traffic" for free download.

El Chon

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	El Chon is a musical project of [[Santa Cruz]] artist [[A. Cardott]].		El Chon is a musical project of [[Santa Cruz]] artist [[A. Cardott]].
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-	==Barnstorming==
-	Following several years of playing in punk bands (see [[Happy Meal]]), A. Cardott turned to folk music performance tactics around 2005 as his guitar abilities came to a workable level. El Chon plays in the street and in houses the most, and with friends like [[The Broads]] and [[Misty Mountain]].
-	In March 2007 he released his first album, "Quake Weather," recorded by A. Ron Emmert at the [[Silent Planet]] in Corralitos, and sent it first to several college radio stations on the west coast. The album contains songs sung in English and Spanish. During the summer he applied his inclination to perform often for small groups to his travels in Washington, where he performed in Olympia and Seattle in the homes of friends without any planning.
-	In August 2007 he recorded the radio jingle for the Santa Cruz Mountain Brewery; the jingle played on all wavelengths of KPIG for about a year. He was paid for this service with a $100 bar tab. El Chon does not solicit record labels and books performances on a handshake. He intends to cover most of California, one small town at a time, as he believes that playing big cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles are not especially productive destinations due to the generally low popularity of his style. He has played in Prunedale, Sausalito, Chico, Davis, Claremont, Berkeley and Gilroy, to name a few.
-	He released his second album, "Rage," in March 2008, recorded at Zach Patten's home. There is only one song in the nameless selections sung in Spanish.
-	Cardott spent the months between early April and late July 2008 in the renowned university town of Göttingen, Germany, as part of his studies at the University of California. He performed only once in a bar for free beer and at a handful of informal parties.In the autumn he performed in various cities around Los Angeles county. During the winter of 2009 he performed several times at UCSC and at parties in Santa Cruz, and maintains a relationship with the promoters from This is Not a Record Label. Cardott took time off from performing for the rest of 2009 to work on a novella called La Darsena, which remains online at http://acardott.wordpress.com to be downloaded and read for free, and was published online in serial form by[http://www.beyondchron.org www.beyondchron.org] from September to October 2009.
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-	==Handicraft==
-	Cardott added in the fall of 2007 to his collection of handmade art by making woodblock print posters to advertise El Chon. Dismayed by the digital quality of "Quake Weather," he intends to record with tape from now on.
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-	==Albums==
-	Quake Weather - 2007 -s/r
-	Rage - 2008 -s/r
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-	==External links==
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-	*http://www.myspace.com/acsquats
-	*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4SsXssaQ8Q

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