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| − | ''DateMonthYear'' describe themselves not as a band, but as "a flexible recording/performing unit". It | + | ''DateMonthYear'' describe themselves not as a band, but as "a flexible recording/performing unit". It had existed as three entities; 1) as "DateMonthYear-lite", comprising solo or unplugged work, 2) as a more conventional ‘live’ band, and 3) as a group combining experimental and electronic elements to their live sound. The band-name DateMonthYear came while core-member [[Trevor Faville]] worked at a London hospital where, for fun, he decided with colleagues to find band names based on anything they could see around them; the phrase Date: Month: Year: was on a patient admission form.<br> |
| − | Members have included [[Grant Blacker]] (guitar), [[ | + | [[image:Date Month Year, 2003.jpg |right|thumb|DMY in 2003]]Members have included [[Trevor Faville]] (drums, vocals), [[Emma Koretz]] (vocals), [[Tyler Leet]] (guitar), [[Grant Blacker]] (guitar), [[Brooke Baker]] (keyboards, guitar, vocals), [[Shaye Simpson]] (vocals), [[Bevan Galbraith]] (bass), [[Sehai Orgad]] (vocals), [[Brad Kerr]] (guitar), [[Jeremy Graham]] (bass), [[Simon Hirst]] and [[Mike Anker]] (bass).[[image:Datemonthyearreview.jpg|right|thumb|''Thegreatdatemonthyearguitaremixchallenge'' review in the ''[[Waikato Times]]'']] |
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| − | ''DateMonthYear'' have released one EP, [[Sampler]] (2003), and | + | ''DateMonthYear'' have released one EP, [[Sampler]] (2003), and three albums - [[7Ghosts]] (2004), [[Thegreatdatemonthyearguitaremixchallenge]] remix album (2007), and [[Pot/Kettle/Black]] (2008). Five songs from the [[7Ghosts]] album were used in a feature film, the New Zealand "erotic thriller" ''Luella Miller'' (2005). A song called ''Riverdragon'' was released in 2011, a song originally written by students of Fairfield College with ''Faville'' years earlier. |
| + | Performances have included a concert with Trust Waikato Symphony Orchestra, where Faville arranged the bands music for a full orchestra. In January 2016, DMY undertook a triple music video release, where three different film-makers were invited to make videos for a DMY song of their choice. These included a video for ''River'', written with [[Jae Lurman]]. | ||
==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
| − | [[Sampler]] EP, 2003 <br> | + | *[[Sampler]] EP, 2003 <br> |
| − | [[7Ghosts]] album, 2004 <br> | + | *[[7Ghosts]] album, 2004 <br> |
| − | [[ | + | *[[Thegreatdatemonthyearguitaremixchallenge]] remix album, 2007<br> |
| + | *[[Pot/Kettle/Black]] album, 2008<br> | ||
| + | *[[DateMonthYear (album)]], 2020<br> | ||
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| + | *''Prelude'' appears on the 2009 compilation [[One (Compilation)|One]] | ||
| + | *''Work'' appears on the 2009 compilation [[Two (Compilation)|Two]] | ||
| + | *''Spit Out the Sun'' appears on the 2016 compilation [[Lost on a Highwire]] | ||
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| + | ==Videos== | ||
| + | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCzWAAvw35A Ghost1, 2015] | ||
| + | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc-47MUn3HI Haunted, 2016] | ||
| + | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7ExjkVmMxM River, 2016] | ||
| + | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWTSTamK9dE Prelude, 2012, in the film Luella Miller] | ||
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| + | ==Published Articles== | ||
| + | *''Trevor Faville from DateMonthYear'', with [[Ian Duggan]], [[Hamilton Underground Press]], 15 December 2015 [https://www.hamiltonundergroundpress.com/features/interview-with-trevor-faville-from-datemonthyear] | ||
| + | *''‘The Ind[i]efatigables’: An Interview with DateMonthYear’s Trevor Faville'', with [[Ian Duggan]], [[Hamilton Underground Press]], 5 December 2019 [https://www.hamiltonundergroundpress.com/features/the-indiefatigables-an-interview-with-datemonthyears-trevor-faville] | ||
==External Sites== | ==External Sites== | ||
| − | [http://www.datemonthyear.co.nz/ Official DateMonthYear site] | + | *[http://www.datemonthyear.co.nz/ Official DateMonthYear site] |
| − | [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0791246/ "Luella Miller" page on the IMDB website]<br> | + | *[http://www.myspace.com/datemonthyear DateMonthYear MySpace page] |
| + | *[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0791246/ "Luella Miller" page on the IMDB website]<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:29, 5 December 2019
DateMonthYear describe themselves not as a band, but as "a flexible recording/performing unit". It had existed as three entities; 1) as "DateMonthYear-lite", comprising solo or unplugged work, 2) as a more conventional ‘live’ band, and 3) as a group combining experimental and electronic elements to their live sound. The band-name DateMonthYear came while core-member Trevor Faville worked at a London hospital where, for fun, he decided with colleagues to find band names based on anything they could see around them; the phrase Date: Month: Year: was on a patient admission form.
Thegreatdatemonthyearguitaremixchallenge review in the Waikato Times
DateMonthYear have released one EP, Sampler (2003), and three albums - 7Ghosts (2004), Thegreatdatemonthyearguitaremixchallenge remix album (2007), and Pot/Kettle/Black (2008). Five songs from the 7Ghosts album were used in a feature film, the New Zealand "erotic thriller" Luella Miller (2005). A song called Riverdragon was released in 2011, a song originally written by students of Fairfield College with Faville years earlier.
Performances have included a concert with Trust Waikato Symphony Orchestra, where Faville arranged the bands music for a full orchestra. In January 2016, DMY undertook a triple music video release, where three different film-makers were invited to make videos for a DMY song of their choice. These included a video for River, written with Jae Lurman.
Releases[edit]
- Sampler EP, 2003
- 7Ghosts album, 2004
- Thegreatdatemonthyearguitaremixchallenge remix album, 2007
- Pot/Kettle/Black album, 2008
- DateMonthYear (album), 2020
- Prelude appears on the 2009 compilation One
- Work appears on the 2009 compilation Two
- Spit Out the Sun appears on the 2016 compilation Lost on a Highwire
Videos[edit]
Published Articles[edit]
- Trevor Faville from DateMonthYear, with Ian Duggan, Hamilton Underground Press, 15 December 2015 [1]
- ‘The Ind[i]efatigables’: An Interview with DateMonthYear’s Trevor Faville, with Ian Duggan, Hamilton Underground Press, 5 December 2019 [2]
