Bryan Stanchak
Jeff DeCuir
James Sidlo
Jessica DeCuir
Gavin DeCuir
Stephen Reyna
Joe Wallace
Greg Nelson
Influences
Ron Geesin
Tod Dockstader
The Residents
Gershon Kingsley
Jean-Jacques Perrey
Gil Trythall
Culturcide
C.W. McCall
Brainticket
Chrome
Magma
The Godz
Kraftwerk
John Coltrane
Amon Duul
D.A.F.
Joe Byrd
Iannis Xenakis
Agitation Free
Firesign Theater
Negativland
Heldon
Red Crayola
Pierre Henry
Throbbing Gristle
Bombay Ducks
The Box
XHOL
Neu
The Southland Corporation
Cochin Moon
S.P.K.
Massacre
Karlheinz Stockhausen
Lou Reed
Chrystal Belle Scrodd
Guru Guru
Suicide
Porter Wagoner
Carl Stalling
Charles Mingus
Nurse With Wound
Georgio Moroder
Y.M.O.
DEVO
Carl Douglas
SuperSister
Eno
Kevin Dunn
Captain Beefheart
Sun Ra
Chris&Cosey
Dome
Igor Wahkevich
Intersystems
Fad Gadget
Morton Subotnick
Asmus Tietchens
Free Design
Fifty Foot Hose
Lard Free
Bernard Parmegiani
Moving Gelatin Plates
Faust
Magical Power Mako
Harmonia
The White Noise
Area
The Feedback(Ennio Morricone)
Annexus Quam
Really Red
FoodBrain
Egisto Macchi
Drosselbart
Moog Cookbook
Sparks
Foetus
Luc Ferrari
The Silver Apples
Michel Chion
Severed Heads
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Ash Ra Temple
King Tubby
Bowie
Silver Apples
Can
John Cage
Laurent Thibault
George Antheil
Savage Republic
Long before their live debut in 1996, Crevice were obsessively toiling away in their studio, abusing their equipment to its limit in search of that perfect headphone trip. One hundred and fifteen instruments were used on their debut CD, CREVICE, which has everything from giant Moog-monster insect soundtracks to super-chill acoustic panoramas. Two of the group's three members were working on outside soundtrack projects at the time, so it's no suprise that CREVICE sounds more influenced by Apocalypse Now, The Shining, 2001, or Forbidden Planet than by any particular rock band. Yet, that's what they consider themselves. "Acid Rock", suggests the opening dialogue on the Disc. The limited edition CD sold suprisingly well for such an odd recording and the band began getting attention from the underground psychedelic press in England, Germany and the U.S.
After CREVICE was released, the weirdos in town really started coming out of the woodwork. First, the group began receiving bizarre tape loops in the mail from a local guitar-cello-effects nut. Next came the violinist, then the two sax players and a guy who made music by blowing into toilet paper rolls and smashing up Barry Manilow records "to force the records to make better music than they were originally created to make". Naturally, they were all asked to join the group.
The original 3-peice Crevice had intended to make their second album another all-studio project. Instead, now doubled in size, Crevice spent the following year playing live at various clubs, boxing rings, art galleries, warehouses, and experimental music festivals. The shows were taped for use on their second album, CREVICE 2. The weirdness is definately still there. The tripped-out atmospheres, synth-washes, oscillators, theremin, and disembodied voices, now joined by violins, cellos, saxes, flute ( and a little help from Barry Manilow) come on like an orchestra from Mars. CREVICE 2 got coverage in the mainstream U.S. music press and the European underground + airplay on several progressive radio stations. Crevice 2 was followed by THINK OF PLEASANT THINGS, a four part spacerock epic recorded live for the German psychedelic label, Get Happy!! The group also collaborated with the krautrock group S/T for their next Get Happy!! release, AHTOON ESKALOON ( available on vinyl only ).
Crevice members include and have included Bryan Stanchak, Jeff DeCuir, James Sidlo, Phillip Luna, Jessica DeCuir, Robert Jimenez, Greg Nelson, James Cobb, Steven Garcia, Boxcar Sanford, Rena Jones, Terry Stanton, Sunn Thomas, Gavin DeCuir, Mark Semmes and Joe Wallace. The band are currently touring live and performing music from their fourth CD enitled "Lullabies For Little Albert", out now on UNCLE BUZZ RECORDS. Other projects include a cut on the LOST RECORDS Eno tribute CD "The Boy Who Vanished Into the Future", Christian Marclay's MERRY MIXMAS installation at ArtPace gallery in San Antonio, various soundtrack projects, and recording a new LP with fellow Texas spaceheads ST37.
Jeez. You like Firesign Theater, Throbbing Gristle, AND Bootsy! Yes! Nick Danger, Third Eye, lives. Do you play live? I'll be in Helotes, TX some time in June or early July to visit my sister. Thanx much for the kind invite, and welcome to the Church of Punilux. Richard http://www.myspace.com/earthlingsaz
2423 N Saint Marys St Show at The Mix next Friday, we are the first band on. So please come out and check all the mind melting music. All the info is on our page.
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