Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
For years now aggressive noise have been struggling to pick up the pieces the "Industrial Revolution" left behind. Few have been successful. Among those artists who have sifted through the wreckage to find bliss within chaos is the post-industrial machine on the rise known as japaneseCARCRASH (one word). Indulge yourself in the brief history of what may soon become the next legend in the underground network.
Over the past 4 years front man Casey LeBleu has taken his vision of sound in front of dazzled and confused audiences across Texas and Louisiana. Often doing one man guerrilla style performances at night clubs , in art houses and often crashing poppy punk shows japaneseCARCRASH has developed an ever growing following to see just what will happen next. In recent months newcomer Mychelle Martin has graced the stage with her improvisational skills on the synth to continue the evolution of song structuring. Casey has brought his sound in front of diverse audiences opening for such nationally recognized acts as Gooding , The Put-Downs and Agents of Oblivion.
JapaneseCARCRASH is obviously more than a mere garage band banging on pots and pans ( but that could serve as a nice percussion track ). Motivation is the key here. Who would have guessed that a synthesizer based band from a small Texas town could make such a dent ? Part of the secret to the great and innovative sounds of japaneseCARCRASH is that Casey LeBleu , Cole Livingston and co-producer Meukow all attended and graduated with flying colors from The Recording Workshop in Ohio in 2000.
So by taking the by-the-book in the studio information learned and of course a kick it ‘til it works attitude japaneseCARCRASH is successfully making ears bleed and crows chant for more !
Product Description
A.D.S.R. takes you on a journey like no other can. From poppy industrial songs to avant garde anthems to a frightful word to the just plain weird.
Attack Decay Sustain Release,Japanese Car Crash,The Orchard,Dance Music,Electronic,Pop
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