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Signal Hill is an instrumental band from Los Angeles, CA. With influences such as The Mercury Program, Tristeza, and others, they play melodic, mid tempo, vocal-less ditties.

Signal Hill is Tim Cooper (drums), Dave Masters (guitar), Brian Vasallo (bass/keys), and Rishi Arora (guitar). Signal Hill the band was originally constructed as a writing project for both Brian and Rishi in the first months of 2003 . Members came and went making it difficult for the project to ever gain ground, however the music was never forgotten only left waiting for the perfect additions. Across town Elegant Elephant, a solo project of Dave was undergoing similar difficulties. Good fortune was met one night at an M83/Six Part Seven show as Dave ran into old friend Tim Cooper. The likes of both groups found grace in each others music formulating by the fall of 04.

Their debut ep (Self Titled) was released Feb 10th 2007 and their full length album (More After We’re Gone) was release on June 9th 2009.

Tracklisting for More After We’re Gone
The Dead Vineyard
Intelligentsiya
Luna Park
Men Before Them
Floruit
Stunning Clarity
Men Before Us
Eternal Return
Llangollen
Afternoon Lull
A Secret Society
Our Sisters
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