The Jigsaw Seen

@thejigsawseen

Definitely one of the best bands in America right now. -- BLURT

Los Angeles
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  1. 8 hours ago

    Happy International Women's Day!

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  2. Mar 7

    Dennis and Jonathan used to see Arthur around the neighborhood (and at Ernie's Taco House) and occasionally chat with him. He seemed very grateful that The Jigsaw Seen had covered "Luci Baines," calling them "the boys that did my song." Happy Birthday Arthur, You Set The Seen.

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  3. Mar 6

    Underground culture website Aiding & Abetting reviewed The Jigsaw Seen's "Bananas Foster", calling it "a fine return for a band that always had more going on than just about anyone else."

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  4. Mar 5

    "'The Baby Elephant Walk,' marked by loud surf-styled drumming and heavy duty guitar action, explodes with power and urgency." SOMETHING ELSE

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  5. Mar 4

    "The latest album from this eclectic and ambitious Los Angeles group offers a tasty array of diverse elements that range from raw gritty blues to elegant orchestral pop to full-speed-ahead all-out rock'n'roll. Beautiful stuff." JERSEY BEAT

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  6. Mar 3

    "A mind-boggling mix of dark and light, 'Bananas Foster' is a powerful piece of work from a band that's not afraid to take risks." LANCE MONTHLY

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  7. Mar 2

    "Futurama" producers David X. Cohen and Matt Groening mention The Jigsaw Seen in the commentary on this DVD.

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  8. Mar 1

    In a 4-star review of The Jigsaw Seen's "Winterland" at All Music Guide and iTunes, Jack Rabid calls the album a "supremely crafted masterpiece."

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  9. Feb 28

    "This set is a Psych-delight." "The Jigsaw Seen For The Discriminating Completist" reviewed at Cool Dad Music.

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  10. Feb 27

    "A 'Rubber Soul' level of production, playing, arranging and writing." From Mistletunes' review of The Jigsaw Seen's "Winterland."

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  11. Feb 27

    Thanks for the spin!

    The Jigsaw Seen — Let There Be Reverb
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  12. Feb 26

    The Jigsaw Seen's "My Name Is Tom" was included in iTunes' original "Garage Rock Essentials" compilation, along with tracks by The White Stripes, The Strokes, Teenage Fanclub and others.

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  13. Feb 25

    “They’ve been knocking round now for 25 years and yet still sound like fresh young things still reveling in their love of the music.” ROOTS AND BRANCHES (UK)

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  14. Feb 24

    The Jigsaw Seen at The Troubadour in West Hollywood. Photo by Michelle Krupkin.

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  15. Feb 22

    "The artists beautifully mixed Beatles, Grunge influences, and even a little Beach Boys into these 3 incredible tracks. It's rare to find a diamond in the rough like this among so many other superficial bands, but TJS really has displayed supreme musical quality." CASSETTE GODS

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  16. Feb 21

    "Riot On The Sunset Strip" The Jigsaw Seen at The Roxy in West Hollywood, mid-'90s. Photo by Michelle Krupkin.

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  17. Feb 20

    Thanks for the spin!

    On 100.3 - "My Name Is Tom" by the Jigsaw Seen
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  18. Feb 20

    Signed to Skyclad Records in 1988, The Jigsaw Seen eventually recorded an album, an EP and two singles for the label. Here's the EP, spotted in Santa Cruz. Photo by Chuck Mancillas.

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  19. Feb 19

    In 1994, to celebrate the release of the album "Melody Fair, Songs Of The Bee Gees," The Jigsaw Seen (with special guests) played shows consisting of only songs by The Brothers Gibb at Club Lingerie in Los Angeles and Bottom Of The Hill in San Francisco.

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  20. Feb 18

    Thanks to DJ Michelle for spinning "Little Know Ye Who’s Coming” last night on KXLU 88.9 FM in Los Angeles.

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