#Chemlab lyriucs license

Gabriel Shaw resuscitated the beast with me in 2004. Gunship Mach IV: Marc Plastic, Continental, Phil Shrike. Gunship Mach III: Gabriel Shaw, Regan Miller, Jason Continental Bazinet, Wade Alin, Restless James. Gunship Mach II: Dylan, Greg Lucas, Servo and Charles Levi. Original Gunship: Dylan, Krayge Tyler, John Servo DeSalvo, Geno Lenardo, Conan. Dylan More, because without him this journey would never have begun.Д¬hemlab is Daniel Evans, Vince McAley, Mike Love.

Maja and Django, without them thereвЂ™s no me. Giles, Jules, Brooke and the Armalyte Army, long may it rage and conquer. Thank you to: Craig Albertson, Joe Goldsborough at MERKIN, Paul Barker, Trent and NIN, Mark OвЂ™Shea, John Malm, Sioux Zimmerman, Brian McNelis, Fritz Michaud, Mark Riesler, Karen Lapidus, Dacey Kiang for her unending love, Tina Swanson, Loki for the evil, Rebecca Fishman, Darla Bruno, Jenny Jelly Higgins, the Blackout Boys, Newt and Liz, Gerry Gerard, Geno Lenardo, Gus Dupree, THUD, Critter and Amy for their patience, Sharky, Reid Hyams, Debby Jawick, Jupira, Mark Wissing, Rob at AXIS, Xris SMack, Tim Steenstra, Mary Jo Agresta, Ray Martin, Stephanie Herman, Wendy and Katie, Chase at ReCon, Jim and Vandy, Johnny and Big MikeвЂ™s, Lloyd at 7B, Kevin Watson, Sharon and John, Laura Prince, Norman Voss, Homes Ives, Nik Huffman. Original Chuck Roast artwork redesign: Dalton Portella Thank you to DAF for the sound bite and Phil Merkle for sound source modificationsДЄlbum remastered by Jules Seifert at Epic Audio MediaДЄlbum artwork, design, layout and patience: Vlad McNeally Ghost Guitar on вЂњSuicide JagвЂќ: Geno LenardoДЄll songs written by Jared and Dylan except вЂњRivetheadвЂќ: music by Kermanj/Watson, lyrics by Jared, additional programming, DTM/J вЂњSuicide JagвЂќ: music by Kermanj, lyrics by Jared, additional programming DTM/JДЄssistant engineers: Geno, Bill Garcelon, Duane Buford, Eric Carter, Scott LarsonДigital editing, Sound Tools: Mathias Heilbronn at AXIS NYC Original sculptures: Phil MerkleДЄrt direction: Chemlab, Phil Merkle and Dalton Portella Music, arrangements, programming, loop surgery, sampling: Dylan Thomas More

#Chemlab lyriucs license

User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License additional terms may apply.Vocals, lyrics, arrangements, sound hack: Jared Jared Louche announced on stage during a performance on September 7th 2012 in Chicago, that it would be the band's final showДЇor more in-depth information go to: as well as: Read more on Last.fm. The album 'Rock Whore vs Dance Floor', a varied collection of remixes from 'Oxidizer' by Die Warzau, 16Volt, Cubanate and many others, was released in late spring, 2006. They have performed around the country at a number of festivals and are planning tours for 2007. Recently, after a massive seven year hiatus from the stage, Jared and a backing band comprised of the members of Electro-Industrial group Mindless Faith has taken Chemlab back on the road again. Working with the members of Acumen Nation, old touring guitarist Greg Lucas and Julian Beeston (Nitzer Ebb, etc), he recorded and released an album entitled 'Oxidizer'.

Jared and Dylan recorded and toured with many seminally important musicians such William Tucker (Ministry, etc), Geno Lenardo (Filter etc), Charles Levi (My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, etc) and Krayge Tyler (Crazytown, etc).Д¬hemlab broke up in 1997, and reformed in 2004 with Jared as the only original member. Their first album, 'Burn Out At The Hydrogen Bar', recorded at famed Chicago Trax studio, is considered to be one of the top ten most influential cult Industrial records. They released only two albums and two maxi-eps as the original duo.

Moving to New York City in 1990 and dubbing their drug-influenced sounds 'Angel-Dustrial', they built up a strong fanbase by touring with such artists as White Zombie, KMFDM, Nine Inch Nails, GWAR, 16Volt and Sister Machine Gun. Influenced by the pioneers of the industrial genre, such as Throbbing Gristle, Chemlab brought a rough, experimental approach to their music. in 1989 by Dylan Thomas More and Jared Louche with the help of short-time member Joe Frank. Chemlab was a Coldwave and Industrial rock (or 'Machine Rock') band formed in Washington D.C.