Band Profile – Parts And Labor
Brooklyn trio Parts & Labor combines tumultuous noise with enormous, triumphant melodies on their latest album, Stay Afraid. Malfunctioning electronics howl in agony, drums rupture like fireworks, battle cries are …
Band Profile – Deerhoof
[nextpage title=”Biography” ] Deerhoof is a San Francisco quartet, which consists of Satomi Matsuzaki, John Dietrich, Ed Rodriguez and Greg Saunier. Active since the early 90s, so far they produced …
Band Profile – Jucifer
[nextpage title=”Biography” ] G. Edgar Livengood and Amber Valentine are Athens, GA based duo Jucifer. Formed in 1993, so far they had produced a whole number of albums for labels …
Band Profile – Die Kreuzen
[nextpage title=”Biography” ] Die Kreuzen (pronounced Dee-Kroytzen) were a quartet formed in the early 80s by Dan Kubinski, Brian Egeness, Keith Brammer and Erik Tunison. While the band itself remains …
Band Profile – Pussy Galore
Pussy Galore were creating a new kind of Libertine rock by pissing on the corpse of whatever came before them – creaky ol’ blues, rattling garage punk., arena rawk, chug …
Band Profile – Silverfish
If they were from New York, we’d be mad for them of course. (John Peel) A few seconds of any Silverfish song could wrench the most cast-iron gut, leaving a …
Band Profile – Fudge Tunnel
[nextpage title=”Biography” ] Nottingham, UK based Fudge Tunnel were formed in 1989 by then 18-year named Alex Newport, along with Dave Riley and Adrian Parkin. While they never achieved any …
Band Profile – Husker Du
New Day Rising (Fan Site) MySpace Page We’re going to try to do something bigger than anything like rock & roll and the whole puny touring band idea. I don’t …
Band Profile – Cop Shoot Cop
Black humor beats black metal any day (David Sprague, Art Black) [nextpage title=”Biography” ] Controversially named Cop Shoot Cop formed in New York in 1987 as a trio of Tod …
Band Bios // Sun City Girls
Official Site “They’ve never made any sense, conventionally speaking, and that’s what makes them fun.” Ted Hendrickson, Village Voice “Sun City Girls were ‘the first truly crazy band to emerge …