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The Ponys
The Ponys formed in New York City in 1998. Their early years involved plenty of small shows and the kind of financial uncertainty that comes with being an...
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Another Wound
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Discoteca
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Ferocious
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Get Back
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Glass Conversation
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Harakiri
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I'm With You
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Shadowbox
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She's Broken
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Small Talk
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Ten Fingers 11 Toes
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Trouble Trouble
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Turn the Lights Out
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We Shot The World
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The Ponys formed in New York City in 1998. Their early years involved plenty of small shows and the kind of financial uncertainty that comes with being an independent band in the city. They eventually caught attention with their single "Trouble Trouble," which led to a major label deal.
Their self-titled debut album captured that initial raw energy, while later records like "Celebration Castle" and "Lovers" showed them exploring different textures within their indie rock framework. Songs like "Another Wound" and "Discoteca" reflect that shift toward more layered arrangements.
The band's core has been singer-songwriter Tony Visconti, bassist Jay Pellicci, and drummer Sam Davol. They kept at it through the usual industry ups and downs, putting out music that felt grounded in the everyday realities of making a living as a musician.
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