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Cerberus Shoal
Cerberus Shoal was a United States rock band formed in 1994 in Boston but largely based in Portland, Maine. They split up in the mid-2000s with some members going on to form Fire on Fire.
==History==
The band's initial line-up was Caleb Mulkerin (guitar), Josh Ogden (guitar), Chriss Sutherland (bass guitar, vocals), and Tom Rogers (drums).〔Strong, Martin C. (2003) ''The Great Indie Discography'', Canongate, ISBN 1-84195-335-0, p. 667-8〕〔DaRonco, Mike "(Cerberus Shoal Biography )", Allmusic, retrieved 2010-06-26〕 They took their name from an old book of poems that students at Brown University had written in 1893.〔Hudak, Jay (1998) interview, Nothing Left issue No. 8, p. 47〕 This name indirectly references an underwater feature in the Block Island Sound. After their first, self-titled release in 1995, Kristen Hedges replaced Ogden on guitar and vocals, and David Mulder was added on keyboards and percussion. The new line-up released two ''Lighthouse in Athens'' EPs in 1996 and the album ''...and Farewell to Hightide'' in 1997, now having abandoned their earlier punk/psychedelic rock style for a more progressive rock sound that was described as "soundtrack-rock",〔 and "quite simple (), featuring subtle percussion, occasional horns, and layers of guitars and keyboards".〔Mason, Stewart "(...and Farewell to Hightide'' Review )", Allmusic, retrieved 2010-06-26〕 Hedges left in late 1997, and Mulder left the following year. Thomas Kovacevic then joined on guitar, quena, oud, zamponas and vocals, Eric Laperna on percussion and vocals and Tim Harbeson on keyboards, accordion, flute, shakuachi and trumpet, all three concurrently of the band Tarpigh.〔〔 Their 1998 album ''Elements of Structure/Permanence'' comprised two long tracks originally intended as soundtracks to short films by Tim Folland, and improvised and recorded while watching the films.〔Raggett, Ned "(''Elements of Structure/Permanence'' Review )", Allmusic, retrieved 2010-06-26〕 ''Homb'' was released in 1999, showing another stylistic shift towards more atmospheric music, drawing comparisons with early Pink Floyd, Popol Vuh, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor.〔Raggett, Ned "(''Homb'' Review )", Allmusic, retrieved 2010-06-26〕 This continued through ''Crash My Moon Yacht'' in 2000 (on which they introduced East European instrumentation),〔Fink, Matt "(''Crash My Moon Yacht'' Review )", Allmusic, retrieved 2010-06-26〕 and ''Mr. Boy Dog'' in 2002.〔 Their 2003 album ''Chaiming the Knoblessone'' incorporated influences from around the world and has been described as "a slithering, buzzing cacophony of avant-garde folk insanity",〔Spano, Charles "(''Chaiming the Knoblessone'' Review )", Allmusic, retrieved 2010-06-26〕 and as "a surreal head trip".〔Dahlen, Chris (2003) "( Cerberus Shoal ''Chaiming the Knobblessone'' )", Pitchfork Media October 27, 2003, retrieved 2010-06-26〕 The band's latest album is 2005's ''The Land We All Believe In'', described by one reviewer as "a magnanimous, comic investigation into realities both political and otherwise",〔Murphy, Matthew (2005) "( Cerberus Shoal ''The Land We All Believe In'' )", Pitchfork Media, October 12, 2005, retrieved 2010-06-26〕 and as sounding "like a wagonload of circus performers being trampled by an endless stream of rhinos, with horns, accordions and banjos squeaking at random and Eastern European blood running thick on the ground" by another.〔Buchan, Philip (2005) "(Cerberus Shoal ''The Land We All Believe In'' )", ''Splendid'', October 10, 2005, retrieved 2010-06-26〕
The band split up in the mid-2000s with Sutherland and other members resurfacing as acoustic group Fire on Fire, Sutherland also performing solo.〔Ponti, Aimsel L. (2010) "(The Night Is Young: A true banjo god, Sorcha's new CD and Sutherland is solo on Sunday )", ''Portland Press Herald'', June 3, 2010, retrieved 2010-06-26〕
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