The Aasee Lake

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The Dualistic... 00:00 Tools
The Dualistic Struggle Between Good and Evil Within Ticket Lines and Reality 06:03 Tools
annie anchor 04:38 Tools
18 hours of static 04:32 Tools
Amazing Stories 03:10 Tools
Aesthete in Harlem 03:10 Tools
Untitled 03 03:10 Tools
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Untitled 11 04:18 Tools
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Untitled 13 04:18 Tools
sierra transistor 05:23 Tools
in the pines 06:04 Tools
1 04:18 Tools
al tomanni 04:07 Tools
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harvest day parade 03:26 Tools
The Dualistic Struggle Between Good And Evil 05:57 Tools
one dream seq 05:34 Tools
the weavers 06:41 Tools
miles high 08:31 Tools
2 04:07 Tools
01 05:23 Tools
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The Dualistic Struggle Between Good and Evil While Standing in Ticket Lines 03:20 Tools
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The Dualistic. 06:41 Tools
harvest (kevin colstus) 03:20 Tools
02 06:41 Tools
A Broken Heart Tastes Like a Mouthful of Shit 04:41 Tools
In The Pines (Live) 03:20 Tools
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09 03:20 Tools
annie (kevin colstus) 04:41 Tools
Harvest Parade 04:41 Tools
One in a Series of Dream Sequences 04:41 Tools
Amazing Stories From the Bottom of a Glass 04:41 Tools
broken heart tastes like a mouthfull of shit 04:41 Tools
dualistic struggle 04:41 Tools
inthepines(live) 05:55 Tools
Astet of Harlem 05:55 Tools
The Dualistic Struggle Between 06:03 Tools
starfucker_untitled (live) 05:55 Tools
So, There Was This Starfucker (Live) 05:55 Tools
18 hours (live) 06:03 Tools
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The Aasee Lake were a (mostly) instrumental post-rock band formed in Louisville, Kentucky in the late 1990's. The line-up was as follows; Duncan Barlow (of Endpoint, Guilt, By The Grace of God and currently with D. Biddle) - Guitar and Vocals Dave Cook (of Church Of astronauts) - Bass Jon Smith (of Guilt) - Drums Ron Jasin - Guitar Musically they expanded on the themes created by Louisville band Slint, using clean undistorted guitars and sparse but powerful basslines. Smith's jazz-inflected drumming was particularly noteworthy. Oddly they showed very little influence from the harcore bands the members had previously played in. They released two 7" records in 1999, 'Two Song Introduction to a Suicide Note' which was released on Barlow and Andy Tinsley's Nerd Rock Records, and a split with El Paso's At The Drive-In, on Nerd Rock Records/ Ghetto Defendant. Although they wrote and recorded enough songs for an album, it was never released and the band split up. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.