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Alternative 27 June, 2008

Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog, (A Post-Everything 'Rock' Band) Releases First Album, Party Intellectuals

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CHICAGO, IL. (Top40 Charts/ Pi Recordings) - Party Intellectuals is the debut recording from Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog, a post-everything band combining the energies of two masters of downtown New York City mayhem: guitarist/vocalist Marc Ribot (pronounced REE-bow) (Tom Waits, John Zorn, Robert Plant, T-Bone Burnett, Marianne Faithful, Lounge Lizards, Elvis Costello) and bassist Shahzad Ismaily (John Vanderslice, Laurie Anderson, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Jolie Holland, Secret Chiefs 3), with West Coast indie/experimental genius drummer Ches Smith (Xiu Xiu, Secret Chiefs 3). Ribot is a widely recognized original on the guitar, with influence across multiple genres of music, including rock, jazz, punk, Latin, soul, 80s No-Wave, avant-garde and noise. Ceramic Dog draws all of this, along with Ismaily and Smith's indie/electronica experimentation, into the power-packed Party Intellectuals.

Ceramic Dog grew out of a post 9-11 bucket list, when Ribot decided to find out what would happen if he did away with the hyphens haunting his earlier projects: the punk-Latin "Cubanos Postizos," the punk-experimental "Shrek," and the punk-Albert Ayler "Spiritual Unity." It took several years of searching before Ribot found, in Ches Smith and Shahzad Ismaily, the rhythm section with the energy for The Thing itself. Says Ribot, "This is the first time since high school I've been in a real rock band. We actually get together to rehearse just for the fun of it, even when we don't have gigs!"

The name Ceramic Dog is from the French expression "chien de faience," meaning frozen with emotion - like bristling dogs the moment before they fight, or lovers immobilized in one another's gaze. Live and on Party Intellectuals, the band aims at that intensity, creating hypnotic moments of ecstasy, violence, idiocy, beauty; in other words - pure Rock and Roll.

Marc Ribot - guitars, trumpet, E-flat horn, melodica, vocals
Shahzad Ismaily - bass, moog, vocals
Ches Smith - drums, percussion, electronics, vocals






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