Three Vultures

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Three Vultures

2 days ago

Check out this performance we did a few weeks ago for The Raw Alternative and be sure to give them a like and a follow! ...

Three Vultures - Wasteland/Porcelain Angles (Live on The Raw Alternative, 6/12/21)

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Three Vultures performing their original songs "Wasteland" and "Porcelain Angels," live on The Raw Alternative on June 12, 2021, at Deskpop Media. Both songs...

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Three Vultures

2 days ago

Hey check this interview out! Rick, Jesse, and The Raw Alternative sure know what they’re doing! We had a blast and hope you will share it with your friends! Rare acoustic performance coming soon after this! ...

Three Vultures Interview

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The Raw Alternative interviews Northeast Ohio-based Alternative Rock act, Three Vultures.Hosted by Rick Polo.Produced and Edited by Jesse Martin.

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Three Vultures

3 days ago

We can’t say anything better than how Less Than Expected just put it. It’s a devastating loss to the world. We hadn’t spoken to Jesse in sometime and it’s so weird how the 3 of us were just talking about him and Stereotype I the other day, and were asking each other if we had heard anything new from them. I know I remember (Dustin) when Stereotype I became a thing and started playing shows. Another band that seemed to have come from nowhere and just started kicking ass, playing shows every weekend and honestly having some cool, original stuff compared to what we’re used to around here. The show we played in Girard with Less Than Expected and Stereotype I was awesome too. We didn’t know either of the bands, didn’t know the dive we were playing in, shit we didn’t even know Girard at the time and I don’t remember how we got the show. But I remember seeing both of these bands, and if you took Three Vultures music at the time, it was almost as if Stereotype I and Less Than Expected had a baby, and the show was phenomenal. We all played our hearts out for 20 people, as you do, and had a great time. I know I did. And that started a great relationship between the three bands. It’s a shame to lose a genuinely cool dude. Our thoughts are with Jesse’s family, friends, and loved ones.RIP Jesse Kalhoun...This photo was snapped by Jesse Kalhoun at one of the earliest Less Than Expected shows. It was in Akron at The Vortexand we’d opened for his band Stereotype i. I remember how happy he was when I designed his bands new logo. It was a pure joy moment for him because I somehow nailed it the first time. I met Jesse through Jamie Baisden back when a totally different type of LTE existed. His first comment to me when we set up for the first show we played with him was to start talking gear to me. He knew my love language I guess? 😂 His attitude was usually positive, even when he was being critical. You see, Jesse was a character, he was annoying as shit sometimes with his commentary on how we wanted to do our shows and how we wanted to present our music, but he was a genuinely nice dude who meant well. We always cracked jokes alongside the guys in Three Vultures about how Jesse was always overselling his shows and making these giant self prophesied expectations to all of us when we’d play shows he was promoting. The thing about Jesse is that he cared about the music scene, it was a bit of a egocentric POV, but it was his way of approaching it. The guy was fun to be around too, we’d always joke and bust each other’s balls, he’d cry to me about the guitars I was breaking on stage and how he always would leave when we’d start playing “Superfuzz”. Jesse was a solid dude, he took a chance on our band who had struggled to get any footing and put us on some stages to open for his. He was in some ways the reason we started doing the crazy car crash endings for our shows when one time at Chippers the sound guy was so drunk he couldn’t keep the damn pa on and Jesse stormed up to me and was like “fuck this guy, just do something crazy” and so I threw my guitar across the room at the guy. I was mad, but Jesse loved it. He did some rough mixes for a few of our songs that I was sitting on, maybe I’ll release them now? I dunno, but I do know the Ohio music scene lost a really awesome guy, but that’s the selfish side of all of this. The tragedy is that he won’t be home to see his wife and kids tonight and as a family man, that fucks me up. Jesse Kalhoun was a dreamer, a talented guitarist, a good dude, and I’ll miss seeing him around at shows. Rest In Peace my dude. Next time I smash a guitar I’ll think of you. ...

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Three Vultures

5 days ago

Hey you! Come hangout with us Vultures at the Flying Pig Saloon in Salem tonight! ...

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