Zip Code Revue

It’s hard to find out if Zip Code Rapists are an offshoot task of Zip Code Revue, vice versa, or if each music group released an recording or two (for Amarillo), then made a decision to contact it quits. In any case, Zip Code Revue released the origins rock album Large quantity in 1994, led by vocalist/songwriter/guitarist John Vocalist. He was backed by a arranged backing music group (a thing that Zip Code Rapists would later on shun). The thing continuously reliable concerning the Zip Code rings may be the ongoing existence of Vocalist. Their audio was much like other Amarillo traditional rock-style recording performers like U.S. Saucer and Dieselhed, two rings that Zip Code Revue/Rapists would tour with. Zip Code Revue quickly continued hiatus, but would later on mutate right into a completely different music group, both stylistically and personnel-wise. Vocalist decided at this time to synergy with Amarillo Information mind Gregg Turkington beneath the tasteless moniker Zip Code Rapists. A totally different musical strategy was used — endeavoring to see how significantly they could press their audience. Eliminated had been the well-crafted music from the Revue, and in emerged screaming, loud compositions (split up occasionally by a filthy funk track or even a unhappy country melody), associated with confrontational shows, as evidenced on the 94124 E.P. Currently, both rings are inactive.