Anathallo

Anathallo is a band originally from Mt. Pleasant, Michigan and now based in Chicago, Illinois. Anathallo utilizes a wide variety of instruments, including horns, guitars, drums, piano, bells, and even unconventional objects like chains, velcro strips, and pipes. The band has released several recordings through Selah Records, a vinyl release with Javelins through Potential Getaway Driver, as well as completely independent releases. The band's name, Anathallo, is derived from a Greek word meaning “to renew, refresh or bloom again.”[1] They are currently recording at Engine Studios.

Members

Current

Anathallo at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, 2007

• Matt Joynt – Vocals, Guitar, Auxiliary Percussion, Piano
• Bret Wallin – Trombone, Auxiliary Percussion, Vocals
• Danny Bracken – Guitar, Auxiliary Percussion, Vocals
• Seth Walker – Bass, Vocals
• Jeremiah Johnson – Drums, Percussion, Vocals
• Erica Froman – Vocals, Auxiliary Percussion, Autoharp
• Jamie Macleod – Flugelhorn, Auxiliary Percussion, Vocals

Former

• Andrew Dost - flugelhorn, Piano, Vocals, Auxiliary Percussion #^θ
• Greg Leppert – Trumpet
• Joel Thiele – Drums §¤#^θ
• Nathan Sandberg – Trombone, Auxiliary Percussion, Piano, Vocals §¤#^θ
• Kevin Greenlees/The Jig – Trombone, Auxiliary Percussion, Vocals #^θ
• Glenn King – Guitar, Auxiliary Percussion, Vocals §¤#^
• Ty Forquer – Drums, Auxiliary Percussion, Keyboard §¤

(Symbols denote albums that former members recorded and/or wrote: § Luminous Luminescence in the Atlas Position, ¤ Sparrows, # A Holiday at the Sea, ^ Hymns EP, θ Floating World)

Brief complements to the lineup

• Timbre Cierpke – Harpist
• Nate Nelson – Trombone
• Grrr - Clarinet

Discography

• Luminous Luminescence in the Atlas Position (2001)
• Sparrows LP (2002)
• A Holiday at the Sea EP (2003)
• Hymns EP (2004)
• 'Entropy' Split One-Sided 12" with Javelins (2005)
• Floating World (2006)
• Anathallogy (2006)

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