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shelly blake-plock / website / myspace

Shelly Blake-Plock is a Chesapeake music-maker whose first work was released as a collection of songs recorded on the outgoing message of his answering machine back in 1995. He worked in relative obscurity until Fall Records picked him up releasing 'Discourse and Correspondence' in 2006. That record was comprised of two distinct halves -- one of quirky piano and guitar pop, the other a set of extreme noise abstraction. Fall followed that release with the re-release of Shelly's Y2K recording 'Drug Warriors' -- a free-flowing narrative based in America's desert. 'The Violencestring' is Shelly's latest release; it is a musical narrative and collaboration with Joel Grip, Eve Risser, Niklas Barno, John Dierker, Carly Ptak, Twig Harper, Jenny Graf Sheppard, Matthew H. Welch, Lawrence Lanahan, Ryan Dorsey, Aaron Henkin, Jessica Riefler, Lyle Kissack, Ben McConnell, and others.

Shelly has shared the stage and / or recording studio with: Joel Grip, Eve Risser, The Antlers, Chris Myers, Nathan Bell, Gregory Rago, Small Sur, Melissa Moore, John Dierker, Aaron Henkin, Devin Gray, David Simon, Richard Gorelick, Ryan Dorsey, Niklas Barno, Will Redman, Jonathan Vincent, Storm Garner, Kelli Shay Hicks, Lawrence Lanahan, Private Eleanor, Joshua Marcus, Anna Roxenholt, Chistopher Varner, Miriam Vallentin, Göran Greider, Per Wålstedt, Liska Karlsson, Roland Keijser, Marcus Doverud, Susan Alcorn, Petter Karlsson, Basket Tree, Josephine Foster, Deer Tick, Niagara Falls, Robbie Lester, Lexie Mountain, Jenny Graf Sheppard, Eric Franklin, Jeff Donaldson, Nathan Michael, Sofia Jernberg, Ben Frock, Tom Goldstein, Audrey Chen, Joy, Helena Espvall, Sharron Kraus, Tim Murphy, Caleb Stine, George Kinney, Chris Mandra, The Eyesores, Carly Ptak, Twig Harper, Ben McConnell, Matthew H. Welch, Craig Bowen, and many, many, other inspired musicians, poets, authors, and performers.

releases

the violencestring (2007)

drug warriors (2007, digital only)

discourse & correspondence (2006)


	shelly blake-plock / website / myspace Shelly Blake-Plock is a Chesapeake music-maker whose first work was released as a collection of songs recorded on the outgoing message of his answering machine back in 1995. He worked in relative obscurity until Fall Records picked him up releasing 'Discourse and Correspondence' in 2006. That record was comprised of two distinct halves -- one of quirky piano and guitar pop, the other a set of extreme noise abstraction. Fall followed that release with the re-release of Shelly's Y2K recording 'Drug Warriors' -- a free-flowing narrative based in America's desert. 'The Violencestring' is Shelly's latest release; it is a musical narrative and collaboration with Joel Grip, Eve Risser, Niklas Barno, John Dierker, Carly Ptak, Twig Harper, Jenny Graf Sheppard, Matthew H. Welch, Lawrence Lanahan, Ryan Dorsey, Aaron Henkin, Jessica Riefler, Lyle Kissack, Ben McConnell, and others. Shelly has shared the stage and / or recording studio with: Joel Grip, Eve Risser, The Antlers, Chris Myers, Nathan Bell, Gregory Rago, Small Sur, Melissa Moore, John Dierker, Aaron Henkin, Devin Gray, David Simon, Richard Gorelick, Ryan Dorsey, Niklas Barno, Will Redman, Jonathan Vincent, Storm Garner, Kelli Shay Hicks, Lawrence Lanahan, Private Eleanor, Joshua Marcus, Anna Roxenholt, Chistopher Varner, Miriam Vallentin, Göran Greider, Per Wålstedt, Liska Karlsson, Roland Keijser, Marcus Doverud, Susan Alcorn, Petter Karlsson, Basket Tree, Josephine Foster, Deer Tick, Niagara Falls, Robbie Lester, Lexie Mountain, Jenny Graf Sheppard, Eric Franklin, Jeff Donaldson, Nathan Michael, Sofia Jernberg, Ben Frock, Tom Goldstein, Audrey Chen, Joy, Helena Espvall, Sharron Kraus, Tim Murphy, Caleb Stine, George Kinney, Chris Mandra, The Eyesores, Carly Ptak, Twig Harper, Ben McConnell, Matthew H. Welch, Craig Bowen, and many, many, other inspired musicians, poets, authors, and performers. releases the violencestring (2007) drug warriors (2007, digital only) discourse & correspondence (2006)

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