Box Elders

Box Elders started as the Friday night goof off sessions of brothers Clayton and Jeremiah McIntyre. Naming themselves after the bugs that infested the house they grew up in they began playing impromptu shows around Omaha. read more…

Box Elders started as the Friday night goof off sessions of brothers Clayton and Jeremiah McIntyre. Naming themselves after the bugs that infested the house they grew up in they began playing impromptu shows around Omaha. Drummer and Organist Dave Goldberg saw them play a free show in a park and was convinced to join. The brothers suggested that Goldberg learn to play both instruments simultaneously instead of adding a fourth member. It took some practice.

In January 2008 they released a 7” on Grotto Records and spent several months of the year touring the USA. The off-kilter fuzzy pop of the record caught the attention of Memphis’ Goner Records and earned them an invite to the labels annual festival. Offering to release their next record Box Elders began working on their debut album. “Alice and Friends” — named after the bands favorite cult run vegan Korean BBQ — will be released by Goner on August 4th, 2009.

News

• Box Elders: Alice and Friends Review on Spin Jan 10, 2012
• Box Elders: Alice and Friends Review on Pitchfork Jan 10, 2012
• Box Elders: Alice and Friends Review on Dusted Jan 10, 2012