Coachwhips

Coachwhips

Coachwhips était un trio de noise/punk rock originaire de San Francisco, Californie, formé en 2001. John Dwyer (Pink and Brown, Landed, Burmese, The ohsees, Yikes, The Hospitals) était le chanteur/guitariste. John Harlow jouait de la batterie et Mary Ann McNamara jouait du clavier/tambourin et chantait les chœurs. Dans leur deuxième déclinaison, Val (tronic) jouait du clavier/tambourin, et Matt Hartman (l'ancien guitariste de Cat Power et le batteur actuel de Sic Alps) jouait de la batterie. Les Coachwhips étaient connus pour leur garage rock cru et brut et leurs paroles complètement inaudibles, un son proche de The Oblivians et The Gories. Le groupe a joué son dernier concert à New York City fin 2005.

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Membres

  • John Dwyer - guitare, voix
  • John Harlow - batterie (2002 - 2004)
  • Mary Ann McNamara - clavier, tambourin, chœurs (2002 - 2004)
  • Matt Hartman - batterie (2004 - 2005)
  • Val(tronic) - clavier, tambourin (2004 - 2005)

Discographie

Splits

  • Split 7" avec A Tension (Kimosciotic, 2003, KSR-006)
  • Split 7" avec Trin Tran (Show And Tell Recordings, 2004, SAT 005)
  • Split 7" avec Intelligence (Omnibus Records, 2005, omni036)

Albums

  • Hands On The Controls CD (Black Apple Records, 2002, 002)
  • Get Yer Body Next Ta Mine LP (Show And Tell Recordings, 2002, SAT 003)
  • Get Yer Body Next Ta Mine CD (Narnack Records, 2003, NCK 7002)
  • Bangers Versus Fuckers LP (Narnack Records, 2003, NCK 7009)
  • Bangers Versus Fuckers CD (Narnack Records, 2004, NCK 7009)
  • Peanut Butter And Jelly Live At The Ginger Minge LP/CD (Narnack Records, 2005, NCK 7024)
  • Double Death CD (Narnack Records, 2006) (collection de raretés et de faces b, il vient accompagné du DVD contenant des extraits de leurs fameux concerts)

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