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SUMMARY:P.E.E.
LOCATION:Songbyrd
DESCRIPTION:Monday November 16\n\nP.E.E. w/ gapyear\, The Ritornello Form\,
  Punxsutawny\n\n\\*\\*\\*\n\nP.E.E. (occasionally short for Potentially Eg
 regious Error\, sometimes just Pee) formed in San Francisco in 1993 when g
 uitarists/vocalists Jim Stanley and Kelly Green recruited drummer Andee Co
 nnors\, then active in J Church and A Minor Forest\, and eventually bassis
 t Tiber Scheer\, who would later play in Lowercase. They became fixtures o
 f the Bay Area DIY scene\, sharing stages with Boys Life\, Jimmy Eat World
 \, Drive Like Jehu\, Three Mile Pilot\, Heavy Vegetable\, Jawbreaker\, and
  Track Star. They also opened for Cheap Trick\, Modest Mouse and Neutral M
 ilk Hotel\, to name a few. They were Noise Pop regulars.\n\nTheir 1996 deb
 ut\, “Now\, More Charm and More Tender\,” came out on March Records to
  favorable reviews. This was followed in 1998 by their more complex and la
 yered second album\, “The Roaring Mechanism\,” which was originally re
 leased on Absolutely Kosher Records.\n\nP.E.E.’s songs are fast\, hook-l
 aden\, and strange: grind pop with genuine melodic instincts\, several clo
 cking in under 90 seconds. The best way to describe them is to imagine all
  your favorite bridges from all your favorite songs\, strung together one 
 after another\, each one more unexpected than the last. Every track has a 
 million different parts\, and somehow it all holds. The band completed thr
 ee US tours before going on hiatus in 1999 as members moved on to other pr
 ojects.\n\nFor most of the next two decades they were largely forgotten. T
 hen\, in 2023\, YouTuber 108 Mics released a mini-documentary called "A Ba
 nd Called Pee\," which included a full band interview. That video\, combin
 ed with growing attention on Rate Your Music (where “Now\, More Charm…
 ” now ranks as the sixth-highest rated math pop release on the site)\, b
 rought a new generation to the record. Original pressings started selling 
 on Discogs for up to $325.\n\nIn August 2025\, the band released their ful
 l catalog digitally for the first time and announced their return. A 30th 
 anniversary reissue of “Now\, More Charm and More Tender” followed in 
 February 2026\, remastered with new artwork. The first pressing sold out i
 mmediately. Their reunion shows in spring and early summer\, beginning wit
 h the 2026 Noise Pop Festival\, have all sold out. A vinyl and cassette re
 issue of tracks from an early recording called\, “i win me over.” was 
 released in spring of 2026 on Deathbomb Arc.\n\nBoletos: https://dice.fm/e
 vent/8e77e2-pee-16th-nov-songbyrd-washington-dc-tickets
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