Electric Wurms Interviews - What's Prog

[simon moon]

Full disclosure:

I am posting this without watching it since I am at work.

I have no idea who these guys are.

With that being said, here you go. I'll watch it when I get home.

I'll be interested to read the comments later.

[Dana5140]

Flaming Lips spin-off.

[polmico]

Coyne has collaborated with Miley Cyrus recently.

They did all the drugs and made a video with Moby. It shouldn't be watched by people (I watched it).

I like the "Heart of the Sunrise" cover.

[JKL2000]

Just read the Wikipedia article on their ex drummer Kliph Scurlock. Very interesting (and sad) that his mother died in that walkway collapse in a Hyatt hotel. I remember when that happened. A chilling tragedy.

Overall though, the musicians all sound like a bunch of irritating fools, and their shenanigans make me hesitant to try their music.

[helix]

been a follower since their first tour for 'Here It Is' through the Reckless Records releases through their Warner Bros signing. a string of at least 6 great albums

always a great loud double guitar psych rock d.i.y. stage show



post Soft Bulletin they turned into a different band by necessity (losing their lead guitarist). they gradually turned into a spectacle that often veered into almost a cheerleading karaoke show. this is when I bailed, after Yoshimi


also worth noting that the drummer whom came along board for the first WBros record's tour (Hit to Death) is a genius who writes pretty much all of their material and is the musical director


of late they've started to ape a krautrock vibe (and pretty much ripping off Oneida's vibe) and gotten back to being a band again, having hired 3 more musicians to fill Kliph's firing. The Terror has a cool dark vibe about it and the 7 SKIES H3 project is very cool too