Mi Despedida

New & improved version with, an awesome bass part composed and performed by Chris Hawes!

Appl-H-Train - 2.0

Garlic Scapegoat goes electric - and we think it's a barnburner!

Sean Dillman: guitar, bass; composer
Analise Hausmann: violin

Artwork by Meg Gregory
Mastered by Paul Joseph

Strip Mall Saturday Night

Written and Sung by Ana Hausmann
Micah Pick: Piano
Sean Dillman: Bass, Mandolin, Synth, Backing Vocals
Mastered by Paul Joseph
Produced by Garlic Scapegoat

Fangs

Anna's Ghost performing Sean Dillman's song "That's What You Get".
Tiffany Pfeiffer: voice
Anna Webber: sax
River Guerguerian: drums
Gregg August: bass
Freddie Bryant: guitar

That's What You Get

A complete demo of Heading out of Nowhere: my "epic blues", in three movements. It’s about a journey through a futuristic - but recognizable -  America. Inspired in part by Bob Dylan.

Artwork by Meg Gregory

Heading out of Nowhere - Demo

Written by Sean Dillman in memory of late great jazz guitarist Vic Juris
Performed with the Kite Quartet: featuring Ken Thomson, Peter Hess, Ed Rosenberg, and Alex Hamlin
Produced by Sean Dillman
Mastered by Paul Joseph
Special thanks to Mike Early, and the late Diane Moser

For VJ

The band at their most commercial, covering a song from guitarist Sean Dillman's 1st solo album.  An outtake on the original Monster Drink release, Carl and Bart lent their voices to this one!  

*CAUTION*:  naughty word @ end of 1st verse.

Sean Dillman: Lead Guitar, Vocals
Bart Mallio: Bass, Vocals
Carl Treichel: Drums, Vocals
Noel Ventresco: Rhythm Guitar, Vocals (pictured)

Produced by Sean Dillman and Hideyuki Miyazaki

Waiting For The Fun (outtake)

Written by Noel Ventresco
from Cold Coffee's 2nd EP "Monster Drink"

Noel Ventresco:  Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Sean Dillman:  Lead Guitar 
Bart Mallio:  Bass Guitar
Carl "Sparky" Treichel:  Drums


Officer Good

Sean Dillman - Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, 12-String Guitar, Electric Piano
Bart Mallio - Bass
Dan Mechanic - Drums
Noel Ventresco - Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals

Written by Sean Dillman
Recorded at Renaissance Recording Studio, Boston MA
Mixed by Matt Prouty
Produced by Sean Dillman

Living In The Shadow Of The Big Block

Matthew Deutchman's capstone project for the Bandier Music Program at Syracuse University - he was kind enough to ask me to do the guitar parts

I cant take it

Cold Coffee performed from Rhode Island to Maine between 1997-2003,  recorded 2 EPs, and appeared on the Boston post-punk compilation "Scene of the Crime".   Lineup:

Sean Dillman: Guitars, Vocals
Bart Mallio:  Bass, Vocals
Dan Mechanic:  Drums *
Carl Treichel:  Drums
Noel Ventresco:  Guitars, Vocals
Eric Youngling:  Bass**

* on "Prog Spring" 
** on "The Mouse Test"

Thanks to Steve Prygoda for the "Try Cold Coffee" logo

Living In The Shadow Of The Big Block

Cold Coffee

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