Man or Astro-man?

Within the surf revival motion of the first ’90s (Shadowy Men on the Shadowy World, Laika & the Cosmonauts, the re-emergence of the fantastic Dick Dale, etc.), Auburn’s Guy or Astro-man? specializes inside a somewhat different variation around the genre, self-described as space-age browse. Created in 1992, the quartet originally contains members who passed such off the beaten track aliases as Birdstuff (drums), Celebrity Crunch (acoustic guitar), Dr. Delecto & his Invisible Vaportron (bass), and Electronic Monkey Wizard (on something known as alternate-universe bass), Man or Astro-man? mixed the classic browse sounds from the ’60s combined with the quirky laughter and strategy of such groundbreaking organizations as Devo. The group released albums at an exceptionally brisk rate through the entire ’90s (some of which were designed by famous punk/alternative expert Steve Albini) — 1993’s COULD IT BE…Guy or Astro Guy?; 1994’s Destroy All Astromen!!; 1995’s Task Infinity; 1996’s Test No; 1997’s What Remains to be Inside a Dark Opening, Live Transmissions From Uranus, and CREATED FROM Technetium; plus 1999’s EEVIAC: Operational Index & Guide Information. The group provides had the opportunity to effectively overcome the defection of two first people (Dr. Delecto and Superstar Crunch), as Guy or Astro-man? pressed on in to the 21st hundred years with such further produces as 2000’s A Spectral range of Infinite Size, plus a couple of produces in 2001, the limited to push out a Spectral range of Finite Size as well as the compilation Beyond the Dark Hole, the last mentioned of which mixed What Remains In the Dark Gap along with B-sides and outtakes. The music group eventually continued hiatus, but reformed briefly in 2006 to try out at the Contact and Move 25th anniversary present. The music group reformed in earnest this year 2010, playing a small number of shows while focusing on brand-new material. Their initial brand-new recording in over ten years, Defcon 5…4…3…2…1, landed in 2013.