WAUMISS Carrboro, North Carolina U.S.A.

Caroline and Clarque and Blomquist

CAROLINE A. BLOMQUIST (SHALLOW BE THY NAME, BRAMBLE-RAMBLERS, HAMBURGUR HELPUR)

CLARQUE A. BLOMQUIST (THE KINGSBURY MANX, SHALLOW BE THY NAME, BRAMBLE-RAMBLERS, HAMBURGUR HELPUR, WORK CLOTHES, CRANKSHAFT, PINELLAS ANTHEMONIC, PINELLASUNO, OTHERS...)

The WAUMISS “WAUMISS” record was written, performed and recorded by WAUMISS between 1997 and 2008 in St.Petersburg Florida, Miami Florida, Chapel Hill North Carolina, Pittsboro North Carolina, Asheville North Carolina, and Carrboro North Carolina. It was recorded using a Tascam 488 8-track Portastudio, an Alesis Midiverb II, a Roland MS-1 Sampler, REBIRTH RB-338 2.0, Roland V-Drums, a Gretch drum kit, a Fender acoustic guitar, a Yamaha telecaster, a SM-57 microphone, a Casio SK-1 keyboard, a Honer harmonica, and a Farfisa organ, amongst other things. It was transferred to Nuendo and mixed by WAUMISS, Gordon Zacharias and Nick Peterson. It was mastered by Carl Saff at SAFF MASTERING in Chicago.

The WAUMISS “WAUMISS” album cover was painted by Frank Russo of New York City’s MF GALLERY.

The WAUMISS “WAUMISS” album is available for download on EMUSIC, RHAPSODY, NAPSTER, AMAZON, SHOCKHOUND, LALA, and ITUNES – U.S., CANADA, AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND, U.K./EUROPEAN UNION, and JAPAN.

Charlie Hearon, WAUMISS’s GROOVE-ENABLER / BEAT SCIENTIST

WAUMISS will play at the Carrboro Centennial Celebration in Downtown Carrboro, North Carolina on July 1, 2010 at 7pm FREE SHOW!! ALL AGES!!

New music and video in production!

WAUMISS “WAUMISS” CD / digital download with remixes by Ajay Saggar, Eric Morrison, PFFR, and Mike Jorgensen

available at www.odessarecords.com

WAUMISS mp3 on magnetmagazine.com :

http://www.magnetmagazine.com/2009/12/03/mp3-at-3pm-waumiss/

WAUMISS in DUSTED MAGAZINE:

http://www.dustedmagazine.com/features/815

Arthur Magazine #32 BULL TONGUE review :  “Looking due East, we see the eponymous debut vinyl by a North Carolina duo, Waumiss (Little Ramona). Their sound lacks some of the cough-syrup-confusion of our favorite Southern artists, but it has a light and graceful weirdom all its own. Mixing concrete collage action with dub texture and the raw power of Christian pop (without the Christianity), Waumiss make days a little sunnier whether you like it or not.”

WAUMISS in BIG TAKEOVER Magazine :