After recording alt-country with the Scud Mountain Boys and orchestral pop music with the Pernice Brothers, Chappaquiddick Skyline provided Joe Pernice with yet another outlet for his gloomy world-view. He was joined by Peyton Pinkerton (guitar) and Thom Monahan (bass) from the studio line-up of the Pernice Brothers, and touring musicians Laura Stein (keyboards) and Mike Belitsky (drums). From the first line of the opening track "Everyone Else Is Evolving" ("I hate my life, so many compromises"), through "The Two Of You Sleep" and "Theme To An Endless Bummer" the album plumbed new depths of despair. Brief respite was provided by a faithful cover version of New Order's "Leave Me Alone".

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• (2006)  S/T
• (2000)  Chappaquiddick Skyline

• The Two Of You Sleep (Album)
• Leave Me Alone
• Solitary Swedish Houses
• Hundred Dollar Pocket (Album)
• Breakneck Speed (Album)

• Labradford
• Mogwai
• Songs: OHIA
• Hayden
• Cocteau Twins
• This Mortal Coil
• Autour De Lucie
• Bowery Electric
• Mariah Carey
• Saint Etienne
• Venus Hum
• Willard Grant Conspiracy
• Low
• Mark Kozelek
• The Magnetic Fields
• Red House Painters
• Ida
• Mazzy Star
• Spain
• The American Analog Set

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