Ecce Hobo: Where the Devil Dances

NEW!: Four spanking new web-only songs from Ecce Hobo's mini opera, "Balloon Man", for your free listening (and downloading) pleasure!!!

Ecce Hobo is currently on hiatus. Paul is in Japan teaching and studying koto. John is teaching and concentrating on art. Mark is working on his solo project.

Ecce Hobo (pronounced “etchay hobo”) creates sardonic existential art-pop diatribes with influences as diverse as German cabaret, Gregorian chant, Korean Pansori and early Sparks.

The band's dedbut CD is titled, "Where the Devil Dances." This enhanced CD includes a quicktime music video of The Moon and lyrics to all the songs so you can sing along and annoy your pets and in-laws.

The band is currently made up of: John Feodorov (vocals, guitar, violin) Paul Amiel (vocals, keyboard, harp, zhang, gu qin) and Mark Reynolds (drums, percussion, keyboard, bass)

In case you're wondering, Ecce Hobo is liturgical Latin for “Behold the Hobo!”

Review of "Where the Devil Dances" by Katie Sauro, Seattle Sound magazine :

"This debut from local quartet Ecce Hobo is a tribute, both lyrically and musically, to the everyman and his futile search for truth. Vexing tales from sinners and moralists alike burst forth from a backdrop of wild instrumentation, from slinky jazz to countrified folk, in a collection of upbeat, yet disquieting songs. Good and evil duke it out in melodic fashion, and though a victor is never officially crowned, the inclusion of philosophy in a rock record is rare and refreshing."

The Ecce Hobo CD is available from CD BABY at www.cdbaby.com. Individual songs are also available to download at iTunes (search: Ecce Hobo) or at GreatIndie.Com.

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