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Interviews & Reviews:
-Article form Guitar Play magazine
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Date: Mon, 5 Jan 1998 02:48:41 -0800 (PST)
From: bmilner
Subject: Sundays article in Guitar Player 1/98
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Don't know if y'all saw this. By the way, I still stand by my reports of
what gear Dave uses based on what I saw him playing at the show regardless
of what this article says. For example, there is no mention of his
quadraverb which you could see as clear as day in his rack. This stuff
progably refers to his recording set-ups mostly.
The Sundays - Static & Silence
"Sundays! Sundays! Sundays! Gauverin and Wheeler favor glass-like guitar
textures"
"The moment I treasure most is when a song first comes up," says Sundays
guitarist Dave Gauverin. "It's so fresh, you're hearing it like it's a
new record by somebody else. Making it into a finished song is still
enjoyable, but it's more work."
For Gauverin, 34, much of the work involves weaving elaborate guitar
tapestries around the song's airy melodies without overpowering them. The
Londoner excels at layering simple parts that converge into silvery
textures around Harriet Wheeler's gentle vocals. On the quartet's third
album, Static & Silence [Geffen], Gauverin's overdubbed guitars
alternatively sparkle and chime or merge into soft, wistful choirs.
"The process always involves a lot of trial and error," he says. "But
this time around I felt clearer about my decisions. I could say, 'It will
be this Telecaster's bass pickup through this amp.' I've got five or six
nice, very distinct-sounding guitars which helps a lot." Gauverin's
favorites are two 60's models: a tobacco-sunburst Gibson ES-335 and a
Fender Telecaster. He runs them through a reissue Fender Deluxe and a Vox
AC30, and freely layers electric tones alongside acoustic tracks from a
Martin D-41 and a Lowden 12-String. His pedals include a Cry-Baby, a Boss
Super Overdrive, an old coloursound wah and an Ibanex Modern Fusion. "I
haven't seen anybody else using the Ibanez, which probably means it's
useless," he laughs. "It's got one of those grandiose names, but I like
the way it gives you just a minor amount of amp-like distortion."
Gauverin has no regrets about allowing five years to pass since the
group's previous album, Blind, during which he and Wheeler had a child and
built the home studio where they tracked most of Static & Silence. "Often
it seems that bands allow themselves to be caught up in marketing
schedules and concerns about their profile, when they should really just
think about the music. When it's right, put it out."
Copyright: Laurelei Dawson - Guitar Player 1/98
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Brandon Milner
bmilner@netcom(dot)com
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