Mr Andrew Cass

After several, area, solo shows in the spring and summer of 2001, including a live radio broadcast on WRBB hosted by Adam Beamer and Andy Cass (later the lighting engineer for Matisyahu), Pidgeon and Beamer began collaboration on material, the first of which became the 9/11 tribute "Apple Core."

Jester's Dead percussionist Andrew Cass wrote the following in their April 27, 2001 E-Newsletter: First of all I wanted to thank everyone who helped with our show a Wesleyan College.

Andy Cass of Jester's Dead played percussion with the band for the whole show and also set up lights.
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Held at After Hours on the campus of Northeastern University in Boston, MA, the group featured Arcoda members Pete Pidgeon on his Gibson hollowbody and vocals, Adam Beamer on his Taylor acoustic/ electric, Lajos Incze on his blonde upright bass, and Jester's Dead percussionist Andrew Cass on a pair of congas.
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Pete Pidgeon rocked out last night with keyboardist Rob Marscher and drummer Andrew Keith of Addison Groove Project in a quartet that also included Jester's Dead percussionist Andy Cass.
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Check out their website at www.wrbb.neu.edu to listen online and look for radio shows hosted by dj Andy Cass. Thanks to all the N.U. peeps for their support!
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On Wednesday, April 18, 2001, Pete Pidgeon was featured on Northeastern University Radio: WRBB, 104.9 FM for the premier of a new program hosted by Andrew Cass.
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Pete also dj'd with hosts Adam Beamer and Andrew over the two-hour show.