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Bauhaus will be the founding fathers of goth rock and roll, developing a minimalistic, overbearingly gloomy design of post-punk rock and roll driven by jagged electric guitar chords and cool, distant synthesizers. Throughout their short career, the music group explored all of the variations on the bleak musical concepts, adding …

From Rochester, NY, USA, this eccentric outfit was led with the evidently talented but somewhat unhinged Colorblind James (b. Chuck Cuminale, 1952, Oswego, NY, USA, d. 10 July 2001, USA; vocals, vibraphone, electric guitar), with Phillip Marshall (business lead electric guitar, vocals), Bernie Heveron (bass, vocals) and Jim McAvaney (drums). …

The Jazz Butcher was the automobile of prolific singer/songwriter Pat Seafood, an archetypal Uk eccentric whose sharp observational wit and melodic gifts navigated the group through over ten years of constant lineup shifts, stylistic mutations, and also some name changes, which found the music group performing variously — and apparently …

A Nigerian-born rocker heavily influenced by Jimi Hendrix and Fela Kuti, Keziah Jones gained reputation in Britain and France with singles like “Tempo Is Like” and “Beautiful Emile.” Jones was delivered to a boarding college in London when he was eight, and he began busking within the London Underground when …

A brisk Australian chamber pop group with echoes of Frenchman Serge Gainsbourg in addition to Leonard Cohen and post-punk, the Apartments were formed in Brisbane through the later ’70s simply by singer and guitarist Peter Milton Walsh, guitarist Michael O’Connell, bassist Peter Whitby, and drummer Peter Martin. Immediately after the …

Sonic Increase was the alias of Pete Kember, most widely known because the singer-guitarist within the renowned hypno-drone device Spacemen 3. A indigenous of Rugby, Britain, while attending artwork university Kember teamed with Jason Pierce to create Spacemen 3, documenting a demonstration tape in 1986; after putting your signature on …

Range was the most high-profile and straightforward from the tasks undertaken by Pete “Sonic Increase” Kember following the demise from the trance-rock avatars Spacemen 3. Because his are a member from the Experimental Sound Analysis coterie allowed Kember the chance to explore ambient textures and tonal constructs, Range satisfied the …