Jai Young Kim:
Violin, sampler, synthesizer, mixer, bass, guitar, voice, etc.
Matt Lebofsky:
Drum kit, guitar, Nord Lead, vocal, percussion, etc.
Mark Schifferli:
Guitar, bass, sampler, percussion, etc.
Mark Schifferli:
Mark moves to Cambridge, Massachusetts, in February, 2000. Before leaving the SF Bay Area, he is finishing up recordings for Job's new release North, The Apes of God, and the Myles Boisen Guitar Trio. Once he's in Cambridge, God help him.
| Jai Young has been known to sit in with other bands and projects, including Species Being, Kerauno, Mariposas Negras, Kap, Wonkavator, the Moe!kestra!, Flywheel (if it still exists), and even Bilge. Sometimes he resorts to performing under his own name when someone else doesn't think of a good band name for him.... On top of that he loves DJing, maybe even more than he loves playing the "conventional" instruments... or maybe to justify all the dough he drops on buying recordings! Jai Young has recently updated his Web page, so you can go there to find out more about him.
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Matt Lebofsky:
Matt searches for extraterrestrials by day, and then
wishes he had the energy to join every band that currently
exists on this planet by night.
Currently he has a few projects
eating into the JOB rehearsal schedule.
First, he's the bassist in
Mumble
& Peg, an Oakland-based singer/songwriter rock/folk/angst trio which
actually tours and has a distributed CD on an
indie label.
Then, quite infrequently, he sits in with the
inconceivably popular cover-band-to-end-all-cover-bands,
Herb, which celebrates the wonderful and bouncy creative output
of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass.
And if he ever finds enough time to compose and practice his own
tunes he'll record them by himself (since he has yet to
meet a single human being willing and/or able to play this stuff)
under the current moniker, Midline Errors.
Despite what you may think due to Matt's musical
promiscuity, JOB
has been the longest lived and most creatively rewarding band
in Matt's entire music career thus far.
And if you like seeing personal WWW pages that get updated and
expanded far too often than should be legally allowed,
click here.
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