John Vanderslice Wants You to Play Bass or Sing!

Barsuk Record's own John Vanderslice, who is also notable in that he and his Tiny Telephone recording studio are responsible
for recording half of the Northeast's indie rock bands, (see old Deathcab, Mates of States, etc...) posted on his site that he is looking for bassists to bring a bass and play along on two selected songs. The songs are Me and My 424 (A song about the workhorse of 4-track recording machines) and My Old Flame. Both are off of his 2002 release Life and Death of an American Four Tracker.

You may be thinking, Come on! I thought this was about true DIYers! JV is popular! Popular he may be my friend, but he still embodies the DIY spirit. For the release of 2005's Pixel Revolt he traveled the country playing for free in bookstores, galleries, and teeny venues. He didn't even bring merch. Doesn't get more punk rock than that.
For more info check JV's site.