Artist's albums
Young Bodies Heal Quickly, You Know
2000 · album
Someday This Could All Be Yours Vol. 1
2009 · album
Cntrl-Alt-Delete-U
2007 · album
Now You Are One of Us
2006 · album
God Bless Your Black Heart
2004 · album
Hide the Kitchen Knives
2002 · album
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Biography
Producer John Congleton's, Dallas, TX-based band the Paper Chase provided a jagged structure of avant-garde jazz, noise, indie, and punk since their formation in 1998. With comparisons to the likes of Drive Like Jehu and King Crimson, Beatville Records -- primarily known for its ska and reggae releases -- released the Paper Chase's debut album, Young Bodies Heal Quickly, You Know, in 2000. The Ctrl-Alt-Del-U EP on Divot followed in 2001, and the next year the Paper Chase delivered Hide the Kitchen Knives. 2004 was a busy year for the trio: in January they released an EP, What Big Teeth You Have, on Southern; that summer, they moved to Kill Rock Stars for their third full-length, God Bless Your Black Heart. That worked out well enough for the Paper Chase to stay with KRS for 2006's Now You Are One of Us. Over the next few years, Congleton became heavily sought after as a producer and moved the Paper Chase to the backburner as he worked with high profile artists Bono, the Roots, Modest Mouse, Polyphonic Spree, Black Mountain, and R. Kelly, among others. In 2009, the Paper Chase returned with the first of two phobia-themed concept albums titled Someday This Could All Be Yours, Vol. 1. ~ Mike DaRonco, Rovi