The Six Parts Seven
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Biography
The Six Parts Seven, an American post-rock band from Kent, Ohio, was founded in 1995 by brothers Allen and Jay Karpinski. The group initially featured Allen on guitar and Jay on drums, with guitarist Tim Gerak joining the lineup in 1997. Their debut studio album, ...In Lines and Patterns, was released in 1998. The band's music is predominantly instrumental, featuring multiple undistorted electric guitars, bass, drums, and various additional instruments such as lap steel guitar, viola, piano, vibraphone, or trumpet. Notable albums include Silence Magnifies Sound (2000), Things Shaped In Passing (2002), Everywhere and Right Here (2004), and Casually Smashed to Pieces (2006). The band's music has been used by NPRâs All Things Considered news program as transition music. In 2024, they published a collaborative album with Goodmorning Valentine, titled Kissing Distance, which was originally recorded in 2006.
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- Spaces Between Days (Part 1)
- Where Are the Timpani Heartbeats?
- Silence Magnifies Sound
- Already Elsewhere
- Last Dance For A Hundred Nobodies
- What You Love You Must Love Now
- The Quick Fire
- This One Or That One?
- Saving Words For Making Sense
- Knock At My Door
- Plus And Minus Things
- Stolen Moments
- As Easy As Sleep
- Conversation Heart
- A Tribute To Old Style Romances
- Nightlong
- There Is No There
- Night Behind The Stars
- Simplicity Is Almost Enough
- Confusing Possibilities
- (The Nature Of) Any Real Moment
- Awaiting Elemental Meltdown
- The Order Of The Goodtime
- Falling Over Evening
