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The Comb-overs
12+ albums
acousticsinger-songwritereverythingUSAk
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Pete no longer goes by the Comb-overs. Just by Pete Davis now. Change your tags! The Comb-Overs is the acoustic 'one-man-band' of New Jersey's Pete Davis. He originally started recording at home with a 16-track and a few instruments, but has upped his musical arsenal to include acoustic (and the rare electric) guitars, piano, bass, drums, keyboard and synth arrangements, bells, cello, banjo, and accordion, all of which can be heard throughought the albums and all of which are played by Pete himself. In late 2002 Pete recorded his first EP "Tentatively Self-titled" which showcased a few simple folkish songs and one full-band recording (featuring drums, piano, and bass tracks). However the recording and performance quality was harshly unpleasant. During the next year he put out his second release, the LP "Passing It Off as Art." The new album was a bit more adventurous, offering more instrument variation and even an a cappella song ('Planted'). In the Summer of 2003 he released a short EP entitled "Common Houseplants EP" which consisted of five songs that were originally meant to be on the upcomming full-length but were removed to help fluidity of the album. In the Winter he released his second full-length, "The Waterworks." It featured more full recordings, an overall darker undertone, and a relative theme throughout the entire album. He then took some time off to work on his other project called "Surface Area": an equivalent to the Comb-overs as a post-hardcore i
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