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	Jason Boesel - AOL Music
		Jason Boesel is the drummer for Rilo Kiley and has also played with The Elected.
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	Rilo Kiley into limelight with 'More Adventurous' \| www.azstarnet.com ®
		Jenny Lewis, with Rilo Kiley bandmates Blake Sennett, left, Jason Boesel and Pierre de Reeder.
		Drummer Jason Boesel said all the attention only means the band lived up to his simple goal for the album: "To do better than our last one.
		While the band's breakthrough album was filled with wholesome indie rock licks, the new album is much more diverse and shifts between revealing folk and soul, supercharged rock and even a little country twang.
	www.azstarnet.com /sn/ent_index/44001 (427 words)

	Telegraph \| Arts \| Dark and interesting corners
		Meeting half of the LA quartet Rilo Kiley in a London hotel, my first thought is how much nicer this pair are – as in more thoughtful, less preoccupied with their effect – than most of their Brit-rock equivalents.
		In fact, singer Jenny Lewis and drummer Jason Boesel admit to being a bit worried as to how their countrified story-songs detailing difficult relationships and the complicated sadnesses of grown-up living will play with the media circus over here.
		Lewis and Boesel talk warily about "the pros and cons of major-label politics" and more hopefully of how "the paperwork's different but the music's the same".
	www.telegraph.co.uk /arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2005/01/22/bmrilo20.xml&sSheet=/arts/2005/01/22/ixartright.html (928 words)

	Lazy-I Interview: Rilo Kiley -- September 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Saddle Creek label manager Jason Kulbel said in last month's issue of Alternative Press that one of the main differences was in how the two parties approached commercial radio.
		Boesel said commercial radio is changing, at least in Los Angeles.
		Boesel said More Adventurous will actually be released world-wide in the coming months on Warner Bros., and though they've only just started dealing with the conglomerate, he hasn't noticed any unwanted influence.
	www.timmcmahan.com /rilo2.htm (1220 words)

	Rilo Kiley gets ‘Adventurous’
		Jason Boesel pulls drumming duty for indie-rock royalty Bright Eyes when he’s not playing with Rilo Kiley, and bassist Pierre de Reeder also is working on an LP of his own.
		Rilo Kiley decided to tour together as much as possible on the release of “Adventurous,” Boesel said, and they embarked on an aggressive national headlining run at the end of last month.
		Rilo Kiley can’t even think about making another album until they can clear their full calendar, but “Adventurous” is their most accessible effort yet, and it has a lot of life left in it.
	www.fredericksburg.com /News/FLS/2005/052005/05262005/101009/printer_friendly (651 words)

	Rilo Kiley / Barsuk Records
		With a sound that veers from the acoustic simplicity and poetic lyricism of coffeehouse folk to the bouncy, lo-fi appeal of D.I.Y. indie pop, this California quartet writes melodies so damn catchy, you might almost think you've heard them before.
		Jenny Lewis (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Blake Sennet (guitar, vocals), Pierre de Reeder (bass) and Dave Rock (drums, later replaced by ex-Lassie Foundation member Jason Boesel) formed Rilo Kiley in 1998 in Los Angeles.
		Rilo Kiley are: Jenny Lewis (vox, guitar, keyboards), Blake Sennett (guitar, vocals), Pierre de Reeder (bass) and Jason Boesel (drums)
	www.barsuk.com /web.cgi?rk (256 words)

	Rilo Kiley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The band also features Pierre De Reeder on bass guitar and Jason Boesel on drums.
		2004 saw a great increase in recognition for the band, as Sennett and Boesel released an album with their band The Elected and Lewis sang backup on Ben Gibbard's Laptop Pop Death Cab For Cutie side project The Postal Service.
		Pierre and Jason both insist that "Rilo Kiley" has no real meaning.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rilo_Kiley (751 words)

	OC Weekly: The Lassie Foundation by Michael Alarcon
		There’s the requisite gum- and ash-riddled ground; the lonely, hunched-over old men drinking away their retirement money; ’50s-era, boudoir art knockoffs of pink women with teardrop breasts and curvy hips; red-velvet wallpaper; and an elevated stage show complete with a Las Vegas light extravaganza.
		Jason 71, the Lassie’s bass player, is pumping his fist in time with the hip thrusts of an onstage entertainer air-humping to an artificially processed bossa nova.
		The band’s drummer and newest member, Jason Boesel, accompanies him with a manic karate-chop, hand-jive cha-cha.
	www.michaelalarcon.com /ocweekly_LassieFoundation.htm (854 words)

	purevolume™ \| Rilo Kiley
		Los Angeles, CA Jenny Lewis, Blake Sennett, Jason Boesel, Pierre de Reeder
		We are made up of Jenny Lewis (Vocals), Blake Sennett(Guitar), Pierre de Reeder(Bass), and Jason Boesel(Drums), and Mike Bloom (Steel Guitar).
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	www.purevolume.com /rilokiley (64 words)

	Daily Kent Stater
		In the last seven years, the two have combined to write three critically acclaimed albums alongside bassist Pierre De Reeder and drummer Jason Boesel.
		Temporarily taking a break from the band, the members of Rilo Kiley are pursuing side projects and hoping for the same success to which they've grown accustomed.
		Blake Sennett and Jason Boesel have been members of the alt-country band The Elected for a few years now, and they are hoping their sophomore effort, Sun, Sun, Sun, will be as successful as their 2004 release, Me First.
	www.stateronline.com /media/paper867/news/2006/02/02/Entertainment/Two-Bands.Are.Better.Than.One-1595685.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.stateronline.com (621 words)

	Synthesis: Music: Rilo Kiley, Vagtown 2000 & Mike Bloom: Rilo Kiley, Mike Bloom & Vagtown 2000: Bottom of the Hill, San ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Sennett made frequent appearances, and Rilo Kiley drummer Jason Boesel also lent his talents to a song, but Bloom seemed just as adept on stage when performing solo.
		His quiet songs weren’t particularly remarkable, but he played them with a lot of heart, and his dry wit was inviting.
		But while the group’s co-founders and co-songwriters took much of the attention — and rightfully so — the rhythms laid down by Boesel and bassist Pierre de Reeder lent the songs their undeniable anthemic energy.
	www.synthesis.net /music/feature.php?bid=926&fid=4162 (686 words)

	Fly Magazine-Band/Performers Archive Article
		“I think it kind of freaks her out,” says drummer Jason Boesel from his home in L.A. “It’s starting to be like she can’t really hang out after the show.
		When we spoke, Boesel, Lewis and the rest of Rilo Kiley were preparing to head out on the road as the opener for Coldplay on what is one of the biggest and most high-profile stadium tours of the year.
		For the time being, Boesel is doing everything within his power to distract himself from the fact that he’ll soon be sharing the stage with one of the biggest bands in all of rock and roll.
	www.flymagazine.net /archive_bands_article.cfm?id=11bc37d7 (934 words)

	Rilo Kiley Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		It’s an album full of uplifting songs of heartbreak, traditional pop from the future, country music from the city, and all other manner of oxymoronic perfection -- RK’s stock in trade over the course of their bright lifetime as a band.
		When the tours ended, side projects kicked in: Jenny Lewis sang on the The Postal Service album and toured with them; Drummer Jason Boesel recorded with Bright Eyes; and guitarist/singer Blake Sennett recorded, released, and toured behind his solo album under the name The Elected (on Sub Pop).
		But where many bands would then stop to take a breather, or at least let the events of the last couple years soak in, RK instead decided to kick things UP a notch.
	www.girlieaction.com /Band%20Pages/rilo%20kiley/rilo-pr.html (526 words)

	Rilo Kiley FAQ
		Pierre and Jason both insist that "Rilo Kiley" has no real meaning, but most fans suspect it does and they just wanna keep it secret.
		Jason Boesel - He plays drums and percussion.
		Jason was in a band called Evergreen and another one called The Lassie Foundation.
	members.cox.net /rilokiley/faq.html (1575 words)

	Rilo Kiley's 'Adventurous': High Risk, High Reward (washingtonpost.com)
		The four-piece band's scope is too broad (it covers country, rock, folk, new wave and even torch territory), its talent too prodigious, to be cordoned off in such a small cranny.
		More than anything though, it is Jenny Lewis's exquisitely sad and expressive voice that makes the band's intensely melodic and melancholic music feel like nothing less than the baring of a fascinating, heartbroken soul.
		With guitarist Blake Sennett, drummer Jason Boesel and bassist Pierre de Reeder, she has created not just songs but invitations to share experiences of 21st-century love and loss -- mostly loss.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A19181-2004Aug20.html (459 words)

	Walmart.com - Music Downloads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		A distribution deal was finally organised with the Seattle-based Barsuk Records and the album was re-released at the end of the year, shortly before original drummer Dave Rock was replaced by Jason Boesel.
		During the same period Lewis performed with Postal Service, helping record their debut Give Up and touring with the unit throughout the USA and Europe.
		Rilo Kiley subsequently finished work on their new album, More Adventurous, which was released on the band's own Brute/Beaute Records label and distributed by Warner Brothers Records.
	www.walmart.com /swap/LoadArtistBio.do?artistId=120476 (329 words)

	. . . s t e l l o u . . .: January 2005
		And Jason Boesel, well, he was on fire.
		Yesterday at lunch Jason and I realized that sometimes, when the entire thing’s cloaked in fidgety ambiguity, the whole shebang could be that much easier if we all just went about it straight-up gradeschool-style.
		Saturday morning we had breakfast like we are ladies in a country house, coffee and tea and breads and spreads, then there was melting butter and brown sugar and golden syrup, and a pineapple cardamom upside-down cake in the works.
	www.stellou.com /blog/archives/2005_01_01_archive.html (6787 words)

	Illinois Entertainer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Curiously, despite Saddle Creek's reputation as an Omaha label, the only actual Omahans here were Neva Dinova, and they don't even have a record out.
		The Elected, which is the pet project of Rilo Kiley (an SC band from L.A.) members Blake Sennet and Jason Boesel, were a shock defection to Sub Pop last year and released Me First in February.
		Consafos, again from L.A., made their Chicago debut featuring members of Azure Ray, Bright Eyes, and The Good Life (with all the incest you'd think this was West Virginia, not Nebraska) and Billy Talbot, son of Crazy Horse bassist Bill Talbot.
	www.illinoisentertainer.com /print.php?sid=775&POSTNUKESID=70d688eccf684625de158d26dd56c8bd (545 words)

	Rilo Kiley - Nottingham Articles - LeftLion.co.uk
		Described by Radio 2’s Mark Radcliffe as his favourite band of Glastonbury 2005 Rilo Kiley are one the most artistic bands to come out of LA in a long time.
		Priding themselves on fighting predictability they are a band which combine country, pop and other genres to create a sound, even though different, is characteristically theirs.
		Rilo Kiley are Jenny Lewis (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Blake Sennet (guitar, vocals), Pierre de Reeder (bass) and Jason Boesel (drums).
	www.leftlion.co.uk /articles.cfm/id/813 (532 words)

	Music \| The Elected
		In the indie band Rilo Kiley, Blake Sennett’s pretty, breathy voice is sometimes obscured by the sinewy vocals of his co-conspirator, Jenny Lewis.
		But he’s front and center on the debut album by his side project the Elected, who’re rounded out by lap steel player Mike Bloom, bassist Daniel Brummel (Ozma), and drummer Jason Boesel (Rilo Kiley).
		Sennett moves from the quivering of Elliott Smith on "British Columbia" to a cheeky and tough delivery on "Go On." Playing his voice’s delicacy against lyrics filled with smart, dark humor, he channels the nervous breakdowns and heartache that lurk beneath the tradition of Southern California rock that feeds his music.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/music/otr/documents/03644298.asp (236 words)

	Winamp Media Player » Videos - Artist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Lewis is best known for her work as co-songwriter and vocalist for the Los Angeles indie pop group Rilo Kiley.
		She founded Rilo Kiley in 1998 with Blake Sennett, Pierre de Reeder, and Dave Rock (who was later replaced by Jason Boesel in 2001).
		Ward, Ben Gibbard, Conor Oberst, and Jason Boesel are also included on Rabbit Fur Coat, which was released...
	www.winamp.com /videos/artist.php?id=542837 (242 words)

	The Elected - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: Singer/songwriter Blake Sennett is best known for writing and performing with the Los Angeles indie rock band Rilo Kiley.
		With their twangy indie rock mix well suited for Rilo Kiley fans and alt-country fans alike, the Elected issued their debut album on Sub Pop in early 2004.
		Me First included Sennett's epic soundscapes of lost loves and self-reflection; Rilo Kiley drummer Jason Boesel, bassist Daniel Brummel, and multi-instrumentalist Mike Bloom joined Sennett as his backing band.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/850/The-Elected/30001011.html (164 words)

	Band is pinning hopes for success on Warner Bros. records - 05/13/05
		Pierre de Reeder, from left, Jennifer Lewis, Blake Sennett and Jason Boesel are Rilo Kiley.
		The move disappointed those who believe moving to the bottom-line world of major labels inevitably forces groups to compromise their music in pursuit of wider popularity.
		In earlier interviews, Lewis and her bandmates -- guitarist/singer Blake Sennett, drummer Jason Boesel and bassist Pierre de Reeder -- spoke candidly about the move from Saddle Creek and didn't discount the possibility of signing directly to Warner Bros.
	www.detnews.com /2005/events/0505/13/E08-179978.htm (646 words)

	:: Altsounds.com :: - The Elected, Sub Pop Records
		Blake Sennett - vocals, guitars, keyboards : Jason Boesel - drums : Daniel Brummel - bass : Mike Bloom - lap steel, harmonica, background vocals
		Singer/guitarist Blake Sennett is also the co-singer/songwriter of Rilo Kiley, and his songs on Me First are like anecdotes told between friends on car trips, or loaded late-night confessions, or handwritten letters from estranged loved ones.
		With his backing band (Mike Bloom on lead guitar, Daniel Brummell on bass, and Jason Boesel on drums) the songs become epic sagas of haunting beauty.
	www.altsounds.com /altsounds/bands/664 (518 words)

	D O W N thats the way we get DOWN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		From their hometown of Los Angeles, California to Omaha, Nebraska Rilo Kiley's enchanting melodies are now being heard by many.
		This blue's style quartet consists of members Jenny Lewis, Blake Sennet, Jason Boesel, and Pierre de Reader.
		Jason Boesel the infamous drummer and Pierre de Reader bassist make this band flow into complete harmony.
	www.eden.rutgers.edu /~wimre/web_site/featured_artists/the_band.html (214 words)

	Boston.com / A&E / Music / CD reviews / rilo_kiely_more_adventurous
		The album contains many such moments, as the band incorporates varied styles, from the saucy guitar- and keyboard-driven rocker "Portions for Foxes" to the soulful torch song "I Never" and the wry, sepia-tinged ballad "Rip Chord," sung by the band's guitarist and cosongwriter Blake Sennett.
		The songs are a range of social commentary, coming-of-age tales, and a cast of lost lovers, like the lonely telemarketer that appears in "A Man/Me/Then Jim," a lovely song that evokes early Paul Simon, but supported by a calypso-flavored rhythm from drummer Jason Boesel and bassist Pierre de Reeder.
		The only drawback to so many vibrant moments and varied styles is that a few songs feel slight, lacking in musical texture, and they don't quite cohere.
	www.boston.com /ae/music/cd_reviews/articles/2004/08/13/rilo_kiley (242 words)

	c h i c a g o I N N E R V I E W
		Guitarist Blake Sennett and drummer Jason Boesel recorded a critically acclaimed record as The Elected, and Boesel spends his off days as the drummer for indie-folk powerhouse Bright Eyes.
		According to Boesel, the sound was hardly an accident.
		The record was released on the band's own Brute/Beaute Records, which led to rumors of a falling out with the Saddle Creek camp, but Boesel insists there were no hard feelings on either side.
	www.chicagoinnerview.com /archives/may05_rilo_kiley.htm (650 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: Me First (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		While it may be a kind album on the surface, issues of faded childhood dreams and memories and disappointments of the family line allow self-indulgence to be OK. In fact, it's well overdue for those overachieving people-pleasers who feel defeated, yet hold a spark for a smile.
		Rilo Kiley multi-instrumentalists Blake Sennett and Jason Boesel are playful throughout the quirky storylines of Me First, and both seem more confident in embracing their love for country music.
		The album is deserving of the attention of any Rilo Kiley fan, for Sennett and Boesel's pop design is interesting and far from sounding predictable.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00018D4V8/quickreservat-20 (791 words)

	Delusions of Adequacy Reviews - The Lassie Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The album starts out with the hushed “Good as Gold,” an almost entirely a cappella track portraying the band with their hands out, “collecting, cause we’re good as gold.” Kind of a cocky statement, but no need to be apprehensive: they back it up, and then some.
		The CD ends with two of the best Lassie cuts ever penned, “Hero,” and “Vive Les Animaux.” “Hero” is simply gorgeous, a melancholy ballad which pits vocalist Wayne Everett’s smooth voice against that of Julie Martin (wife of Jason Martin, of Starflyer 59).
		The two sing back and forth over a bed of humming synths, acoustic guitar, vibraphone, and reverbed guitar slides that give the song a spacey, slightly ambient feel.
	www.adequacy.net /reviews/l/lassiefoundation.shtml (521 words)

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