Dan Sullivan is an
American
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indie rock
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musician based in
Chicago
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,
Illinois
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.
He started his musical career with self-titled (albeit mirrored) folk rock band
Nad Navillus, (also styled NadNavillus), releasing three albums from March 1999 to November 2002. He was also a member of the short-lived post-rock project A-Z Consolidated, releasing one
EP.
Sullivan was also known as an occasional guitarist in the folk rock band
Songs: Ohia.
He is currently leading metal band
Arriver and also plays in rock band
The American Pringles.
He is a woodworker and his company Navillus Woodworks was selected to provide chairs, stools and tables for the restaurant at the center of
The Bear.
Personal life
He is married to
Puerto Rican artist
Edra Soto
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, and the two are frequent creative collaborators.
Discography
*NadNavillus, "Upper Constant"
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*Arriver, "TSUSHIMA" Bloodlust 170 (released February 2012)
*Rabid Rabbit "Czarny Sen" Bloodlust 169 (released January 2012)
*Arriver, "Center Down" Nodak 006 split 7-inch (released June 2011)
*Arriver, "Simon Mann EP" BecRec (released February 2010)
*Arriver, "Vanlandingham and Zone" Proshop (released 2006)
*The American Pringles "1968-1970" Proshop (released June 2006)
*The American Pringles "The Pringles Are Coming!" ProShop 015 (released June 2005)
*The Butchershop Quartet "The Rite of Spring" G4CD7701 (released April 2004)
*Nad Navillus "Iron Night" Jag51 (released November 2002)
*Nad Navillus "Show Your Face" ]Jagjaguwar
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History
In 1996, in Charlottesville, Virginia, University of Virginia
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(released November 2001)
On other releases
*Dylan Posa and Three Cheers For One Dead Man "Executive Shirts '79/The Nairu Report" 7-inch Northern Varieties NV03 (2006)
*Dave LaCrone and the Mistletones "The New Old-Fashioned Way" (December 2003)
*Songs: Ohia "The Magnolia Electric Company" SC76 (released February 2003)
*Parker Paul "Wingfoot" Jag28 (released October 2001)
*Songs: Ohia “Mi Sei Apparso Come Un Fantasma” Paper Cup/White and Black (released September 2001)
*Joan of Arse "Distant Hearts A Little Closer" slab4 (released September 2001)
*Steve Fanagan "There is Hope" mango010 (released July 2001)
*Songs: Ohia/Glen Hansard split 7-inch RR7-006 (released December 2000)
*Skeeter Pete & the Sullivan Mountain Boys s/t Bert 012 (released April 2000)
Compilations
*An International Compilation "Performance #1" ITC 8 (released July 2002)
*Tract Records "Eye of the Beholder II" TR002 (released October 2002)
References
External links
Official Nad Navillus websiteOfficial Arriver website
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Year of birth missing (living people)
Place of birth missing (living people)
Living people
American indie rock musicians
Musicians from Chicago