Biography
Both as an artist and local supporting player, Pete Galub has been a material part of NYC's underground art-rock scene for some time now. A Manhattan-born native, his sound favors the aesthetically mid-ranged and sustained overtones of avant-garde-meets-pop influences like Sonic Youth, songsmiths such as Elvis Costello and the earthy, open alt-americana textures of Big Star. The Village Voice has called him "The lyric-prince of dry wit" and you can hear why. With thought out lyrics substantial in polysemousness and veritably adventurous musical movements he's managed to chart a course and sound all his own. - M Santana
