Assembly of Dust

Assembly of Dust, five dudes from the Northeast, aren't about to save anything aside the last few drops of Jack Daniels ("You gonna finish that?") and maybe your marriage (“Let’s get it on.”). But they understand that. The five culprits for Assembly of Dust are co-songwriters Reid Genauer (lead vocals and former Strangefolk co-founder) and Nate Wilson (keyboards), Adam Terrell (lead guitar), John Leccese (bass) and Andy Herrick (drums). They've been playing together for roughly five years (it sounds like six and three-quarters, to their credit), and they tour a lot, playing at Bonnaroo and Carnegie Hall, and they've opened for the Who, David Crosby, Michael Franti and Spearhead and the Dead (they know people who know people).Put simply, they sound like Traffic with a big helping of Little Feat, which is pretty damn cool since the late, great Lowell George could have swallowed all of those folks whole and written 17 songs about tidal clams that would make you laugh, cry, fall in love, cheat and fall out of love before your morning coffee.