SPCodex:Social media/Great Civilizations

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Great Civilizations (re-)released on June 21, 2011! It is the only album by Jimmy Chamberlin's side project, Skysaw. The album was first released digitally under the band's original name, "This", on November 1, 2010. The album's only single, "No One Can Tell", was released the same day. However no official release announcement was made even on the band's official website. Downloads from iTunes and Amazon were removed after there was confusion over the band's name. On June 21, 2011, the newly renamed Skysaw re-released the album with four additional tracks as a full-length LP on Dangerbird Records.

Skysaw included drummer Jimmy Chamberlin, multi-instrumentalist/vocalist/songwriter Mike Reina and guitarist Anthony Pirog. They formed in 2009, when Reina and Pirog were fronting a Washington DC-based psych-pop ensemble called The Jackfields. Reina was introduced first to Chamberlin through a mutual acquaintance, and through him, Pirog.

After the release of Great Civilizations, the band performed live in 2011 with additional touring members, multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Boris Skalsky and guitarist Paul Wood, both from the band Dead Heart Bloom.

AllMusic gave Great Civilizations 3.5/5 stars, calling it an "ambitious and sturdy psych- and prog rock-inflected debut," adding that it "registers less as a vanity project and more as a the work of a band of like-minded musicians with Chamberlin's propulsive whirl of rhythm set against memorable and sweeping pop epics."

On August 23, 2012 Jimmy Chamberlin revealed the dissolution of Skysaw.

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Great Civilizations (re-)released on June 21, 2011! It is the only album by Jimmy Chamberlin's side project, Skysaw. The album was first released digitally under the band's original name, "This", on November 1, 2010. The album's only single, "No One Can Tell", was released the same day. However no official release announcement was made even on the band's official website. Downloads from iTunes and Amazon were removed after there was confusion over the band's name. On June 21, 2011, the newly renamed Skysaw re-released the album with four additional tracks as a full-length LP on Dangerbird Records.

Skysaw included drummer Jimmy Chamberlin, multi-instrumentalist/vocalist/songwriter Mike Reina and guitarist Anthony Pirog. They formed in 2009, when Reina and Pirog were fronting a Washington DC-based psych-pop ensemble called The Jackfields. Reina was introduced first to Chamberlin through a mutual acquaintance, and through him, Pirog.

After the release of Great Civilizations, the band performed live in 2011 with additional touring members, multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Boris Skalsky and guitarist Paul Wood, both from the band Dead Heart Bloom.

AllMusic gave Great Civilizations 3.5/5 stars, calling it an "ambitious and sturdy psych- and prog rock-inflected debut," adding that it "registers less as a vanity project and more as a the work of a band of like-minded musicians with Chamberlin's propulsive whirl of rhythm set against memorable and sweeping pop epics."

On August 23, 2012 Jimmy Chamberlin revealed the dissolution of Skysaw.

https://spcodex.wiki/Great_Civilizations

https://spcodex.wiki/Skysaw

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Great Civilizations (re-)released on June 21, 2011! It is the only album by Jimmy Chamberlin's side project Skysaw. AllMusic gave it 3.5/5 stars, calling it an "ambitious and sturdy psych- and prog rock-inflected debut." Skysaw officially disbanded in 2012 https://spcodex.wiki/Great_Civilizations The album was first released digitally under the band's original name, "This", on November 1, 2010. However it was removed from digital stores due to confusion over the band's name. In 2011 the newly renamed Skysaw re-released the album with 4 extra tracks on Dangerbird Records.