Seaweed (band)

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Seaweed
Origin Tacoma, Washington, USA
Genre(s) Punk rock
Grunge
Indie Rock
Years active 1989-2000
2007-present
Label(s) Sub Pop
Hollywood Records
Merge Records

Seaweed is a band from Tacoma, Washington who were active throughout the 1990s. Their style of music is a combination of punk rock and grunge, mostly due to its 'dirty' sound. In their early days, Seaweed was signed to Washington's Sub Pop, but later released albums on Hollywood Records and Merge Records. Seaweed's contemporaries during the time of their existence included Mudhoney, Samiam, Jawbreaker and tourmates Superchunk and Quicksand. The band toured extensively in the United States with Green Day, Candlebox and Bad Religion as well as overseas, including shows in Brazil with Garage Fuzz. They were well-known for their cover of Fleetwood Mac's Go Your Own Way, which appeared in the movie Clerks. In 2006, their song "Losing Skin" appeared on the soundtrack for the video game NHL 2K7 [1].

On May 15th 2007, the band announced, via MySpace, that they had reformed and were writing a new album, tentatively titled Small Engine Repair. They also announced several live dates.

Contents

  • Aaron Stauffer - vocals
  • Clint Werner - guitar
  • Wade Neal - guitar
  • Jesse Fox - drums
  • John Atkins - bass
  • Bob Bulgrien - drums (1989-1999)
  • Alan Cage - drums (1999)

  • Seaweed (1990, Leopard Gecko/Tupelo)

  • Seaweed 7" (1990, Leopard Gecko)
Inside
Stargirl
Re-Think
Love Gut
  • Just A Smirk (1990, Leopard Gecko)
Just A Smirk
Installing
  • Deertrap 7" (1991, K Records)
Deertrap
Carousel
  • Bill 7" (1992, Subpop)
Bill
Pumpkin (Wwax)
Squint: The Killerest Expression
  • Bill 12"/CD (1992, Subpop)
Bill
Pumpkin (Wwax)
  • Measure 7" (1992, Subpop)
Measure
Turnout
  • Measure 12"/CD (1992, Subpop)
Measure
Turnout
Taxing (demo version)
Baggage (demo version) CD only
  • Go Your Own Way CD (1993, Subpop)
Go Your Own Way
Losing Skin (remix)
Card Tricks
She Cracked (Nathan Rox)
  • Go Your Own Way 7"/CD (1993, Subpop)
Go Your Own Way
Losing Skin (remix)
She Cracked
  • Kid Candy PROMO CD (1993, Subpop)
Kid Candy (radio edit)
Sing Through Me
Shephard's Pie

  • The Estrus Lunch Bucket (Estrus, 1990)
Bewitched
  • Three's A Company (Simple Machines/Merge Records/Leopard Gecko, 1990)
Patchwork
  • The Estrus Half-Rack (Estrus, 1991)
Foggy Eyes (Beat Happening)
  • International Pop Underground Convention (K Records, 1991)
Bill
  • Fortune Cookie Prize (Simple Machines, 1992)
Foggy Eyes (Beat Happening)
  • Revolution Come 'n' Gone (Subpop, 1992)
Baggage
  • Alternative Route '94 (?)
Losing Skin
  • Jabberjaw No. 4 (Mammoth Records, 1994)
My Letters
  • Jabberjaw No. 5 Good To The Last Drop (Mammoth Records, 1994)
My Letters
  • Music From The Motion Picture Clerks (Sony, 1994)
Go Your Own Way
  • West X North-South (Vagrant Records, 1995)
Sing Through Me
  • Oh, Merge (Merge Records, 1999)
Brand New Order
  • Live At Emo's (Rise Records, year ?)
Baggage
  • Patchwork Compilation (Mere Exposure Records, 2002)
Days Missed Dearly
  • Nowcore! The Punk Rock Evolution (K-tel, 1999)
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