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Formed in August 2004, the Godevils play both acoustic and amplified alt-Western funky punk-folk music. Shows often begin with banjo, acoustic guitar, upright bass, and drum brushing, playing songs about dying prospectors, vampire cowboys, and people with lives ruined by current social maladies. Shows usually end with electric bass, guitar, and drum tunes about skeletons, stinky river banks, and the semiotic inadequacy of human expression. "P-Folk is Power, Political, Punk, Pirate,..." (begins to read dictionary at this point).
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| The Godevils General Info
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| Band Members
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Jeffrey Falla: banjo, guitar, and vocals.
Hilary Johnson: bass violin, electric bass, piano, and accordian.
Jeremy Swisher: drums, trumpet, and backing vocals.
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| Influences
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The Minutemen, Roger Miller, Deleuze & Guattari, Mr. Rogers, anyone with a banjo, bass, or drums...
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Sounds Like That brief moment of clarity when buffalo stampede in the middle of the badlands just after your tent is washed away in a sudden thunderstorm and lightning strikes the blade of your knife as you raise it to the sky to curse your creator.
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Expression Is All We Have
Great Escape
Safe In The Arms of the Lingering Night
Sage Creek
Simulacrum
Skeleton
Tomorrow Never Dies
Alpaca
Big Hit
Dueling Duke Cramps
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The Godevils myspace site
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Please e-mail us with
any comments, questions, suggestions or support.
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A Song for Danny
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Copyright © September 2005 The Godevils
Any information on this website may not be reproduced, republished or copied in any way.
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