Disco Biscuits
The Disco Biscuits formed in Philadelphia in 1995 with Marc Brownstein on bass, Jon Gutwillig on guitar, Aron Magner on keyboards, and Allen Aucoin on drums....
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The Disco Biscuits formed in Philadelphia in 1995 with Marc Brownstein on bass, Jon Gutwillig on guitar, Aron Magner on keyboards, and Allen Aucoin on drums. They built a following by mixing electronica with jam band improvisation, playing shows that stretched into extended instrumental explorations.
Their 2009 single "On Time" became something of an anthem for their scene, capturing the driving, rhythmic pulse that defined much of their live energy. The band released albums like "¡Viva!" in 2002 and "Planet Anthem" in 2006, each reflecting their blend of electronic textures and live-band interplay.
Over time, they developed a reputation for rowdy crowds and faced some concert cancellations, along with legal issues over copyright claims that were eventually settled. They kept playing through it, maintaining a core audience drawn to those long, technically involved jams.
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