Over a drink in a small New York bar, Pebble Theory founders Eros Resmini and Tim Pryde were introduced through common friends. They found themselves looking for an alternative to “alternative” and were ready to begin a new project in the re-emerging music scene of San Francisco. From that, Pebble Theory was born. Over months of songwriting, the two combined their individual sounds of folk, groove and hard rock, laying the groundwork for Pebble Theory’s unique style. The addition of Drew U’Ren and Douglas Garay rounded out the group’s urban rock sound, reminiscent of artists like Incubus, Dave Matthews and The Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Since the band’s inception, Pebble Theory has explored the independent artist scene of the San Francisco Bay Area. Finding followings in Berkeley, Sacramento, and their hometown of San Francisco, the band embarked on their first full-length release in December of 2003. Calling on the talent of Tiny Telephone studio engineer Justin Phelps (Cake, Chuck Prophet), the mixing talents of Joe K (GotMyGroove Productions) and the mastering skills Chris Bellman (Alanis Morissette, Beck) at Bernie Grundman Mastering , the self-titled album represents a blend of modern mixing and traditional tracking sounds. The soulful touch of Resmini’s lyrics coupled with flowing rhythm and hard hitting beats gives Pebble Theory an urban rock sound that is all its own. Pebble Theory’s self titled album was released on and generally available May 20th, 2004.

Pebble Theory home: www.pebbletheory.com

Video Production

Production has begun on the video for the song Therapy. Below are some photos of the production. Click on the images to make them larger.

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