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Tally Hall
12+ albums
indierockindie rockindie popalternative
about
Tally Hall is a rock band that was formed in 2002 at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI. Famed for their unique, quirky sound and distinct uniform of colored ties, white shirts, and black pants, Tally Hall rapidly became a fixture of the local music scene, selling out shows at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor and picking up a cult following around the country through their inventive music videos and charismatic stage presence. Their use of social media helped them gain a following early on as well, with their video for “Banana Man” being featured on albinoblacksheep.com in 2004 and their Myspace page quickly racking up views and listens. Tally Hall consists of Rob Cantor (yellow tie, vocals & guitar), Joe Hawley (red tie, vocals & guitar), Zubin Sedghi (blue tie, vocals & bass), Andrew Horowitz (green tie, vocals & keyboards), and Ross Federman (gray tie, drums). Additionally, Casey Shea toured with the band in 2010 in place of Joe, wearing a black tie, and Bora Karaca, a close friend of the band widely considered the “sixth Tally” finally donned an orange tie and joined the band onstage for their summer 2011 tour. The band released their debut album “ Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum” in 2005 under the local Quack! Media label to great critical acclaim, before signing to Atlantic Records and re-recording the album in New York City with producer Chris Shaw for a 2008 re-release. A multi-talented group with a passion for comedy and film as well as catchy tunes, Tally
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albums
Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum
Good & Evil
Just a Friend
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The OC Mix 6: Covering Our Tracks
Complete Demos
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Music From The O.C. Mix 6: Covering Our Tracks
Party Boobytrap
Admittedly Incomplete Demos
Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum (Bonus Track Version)
The Pingry E.P.
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The O.C. Mix 6: Covering Our Tracks
The O.C. Mix 6 - Covering Our Tracks