Big Elf
Big Elf formed in New York City in the late 1990s with Damon Locks on vocals and guitar, Andy Cohen on bass, and Dave Vettraino on drums. They built a...
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Big Elf formed in New York City in the late 1990s with Damon Locks on vocals and guitar, Andy Cohen on bass, and Dave Vettraino on drums. They built a reputation for energetic live shows and a raw sound that pulled from hard rock, blues, and psychedelic music without settling neatly into any one category.
They released four albums between 2000 and 2008, starting with a self-titled debut in 2000. Their 2003 record 'E is for Earthquake' leaned more experimental, while 2006's 'Get Thee Hence' returned to a harder rock approach. Their final album, 2008's 'Super Mellon Collie Mega Infinity,' was a sprawling double album that represented their most ambitious studio work.
Songs like '(Another) Nervous Breakdown,' 'Money Machine,' and 'Ironheel' capture their blend of heavy riffs and bluesy melodies. They maintained a loyal cult following but never broke through commercially, often operating on the outskirts of the mainstream music industry during their active years.
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