There are three artists sharing the name Table;
1. Czech experimental/electro/postpunk band
http://www.myspace.com/tableweb
2. Table were an early 90's noise rock band from Chicago, IL. They only ever released 2 7"s before they disbanded, the first one was the Gag Box / Unwind single, recorded by Steve Albini, and released on the band's own label, Spangled. Their 2nd 7", "Spindrift" b/w "Vacuum", recorded by Brad Wood, and released on Homestead Records mid 1993. A CD posthumous compilation of all of the recorded Table material (8 songs, featuring all 4 songs from the 2 singles + 4 other songs) was released back in 1995 on Humble Records, a California label run by the guys that did "Bobby Is Fred" fanzine. They had some other songs that were not included on the CD (which was released after they broke up), one of these songs, M.E.G.O. was performed during a live in-studio performance on WNUR, on Saturday, May 23rd, 1992. The members of Table, Tim Stevens, (drummer / lyric writer) is now the drummer for Ancient Greeks. Warren Fischer, (bass player / sometimes singer) is 1/2 of the group Fischerspooner. Vito Greco, (singer / guitarist) is currently not in a band.
3. You’ll find Table either gathering over a pint of bitter in the Bar in
Manchester or playing ballads, recording or shooting videos in the
artist filled Hope Mill in Ancoats in Manchester's Disused Mill Quater. Guitarist Aron, who also plays his own songs as "PettyThief", got on his hands and knees and transformed a dusty (although not uncommon) disused mill room into a vibrant space for the band to work in.
Table have been around for about three years now: Dave O’Dowda began to write a collection of songs for his own voice after playing with Scouse band Sizer Barker for a few years. “I missed
Manchester when I was up in Liverpool all the time, I wanted
to write some tunes and be a part of the scene I had been away from
for those few years. One of our first gigs in Manchester was
supporting James Yorkston which was a great opening gig and gave me
the confidence I needed to continue”
Since that first gig, Table have played support to some
varied artists including Alela Diane, First Aid Kit, Casiotone for the
Painfully Alone and various gigs with fellow mancunians, Nancy
Elizabeth, Liz Green and Starless and Bible Black, and in the
process have caught the attention of some of
Manchester’s finest music lovers including Marc Riley, Stuart Maconie
and Guy Garvey. It’s their upcoming debut single 'Songs You Can Sing'
that has gathered most of this attention...
Songs You Can Sing’ is released on limited edition 7” vinyl on 25th January in a joint
venture between Manchester independent label Humble Soul and Birmingham's
highly regarded Static Caravan label, and is available to download now from iTunes etc.
www.tablemusic.co.uk
4. Technical metal/rock band from Kalamazoo, Michigan. Released one EP, Blank, in 1993 before disbanding.
1. Czech experimental/electro/postpunk band
http://www.myspace.com/tableweb
2. Table were an early 90's noise rock band from Chicago, IL. They only ever released 2 7"s before they disbanded, the first one was the Gag Box / Unwind single, recorded by Steve Albini, and released on the band's own label, Spangled. Their 2nd 7", "Spindrift" b/w "Vacuum", recorded by Brad Wood, and released on Homestead Records mid 1993. A CD posthumous compilation of all of the recorded Table material (8 songs, featuring all 4 songs from the 2 singles + 4 other songs) was released back in 1995 on Humble Records, a California label run by the guys that did "Bobby Is Fred" fanzine. They had some other songs that were not included on the CD (which was released after they broke up), one of these songs, M.E.G.O. was performed during a live in-studio performance on WNUR, on Saturday, May 23rd, 1992. The members of Table, Tim Stevens, (drummer / lyric writer) is now the drummer for Ancient Greeks. Warren Fischer, (bass player / sometimes singer) is 1/2 of the group Fischerspooner. Vito Greco, (singer / guitarist) is currently not in a band.
3. You’ll find Table either gathering over a pint of bitter in the Bar in
Manchester or playing ballads, recording or shooting videos in the
artist filled Hope Mill in Ancoats in Manchester's Disused Mill Quater. Guitarist Aron, who also plays his own songs as "PettyThief", got on his hands and knees and transformed a dusty (although not uncommon) disused mill room into a vibrant space for the band to work in.
Table have been around for about three years now: Dave O’Dowda began to write a collection of songs for his own voice after playing with Scouse band Sizer Barker for a few years. “I missed
Manchester when I was up in Liverpool all the time, I wanted
to write some tunes and be a part of the scene I had been away from
for those few years. One of our first gigs in Manchester was
supporting James Yorkston which was a great opening gig and gave me
the confidence I needed to continue”
Since that first gig, Table have played support to some
varied artists including Alela Diane, First Aid Kit, Casiotone for the
Painfully Alone and various gigs with fellow mancunians, Nancy
Elizabeth, Liz Green and Starless and Bible Black, and in the
process have caught the attention of some of
Manchester’s finest music lovers including Marc Riley, Stuart Maconie
and Guy Garvey. It’s their upcoming debut single 'Songs You Can Sing'
that has gathered most of this attention...
Songs You Can Sing’ is released on limited edition 7” vinyl on 25th January in a joint
venture between Manchester independent label Humble Soul and Birmingham's
highly regarded Static Caravan label, and is available to download now from iTunes etc.
www.tablemusic.co.uk
4. Technical metal/rock band from Kalamazoo, Michigan. Released one EP, Blank, in 1993 before disbanding.