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After several line-up transformations, Bu Hao Ting emerged as a trio (guitarist Sean Gardner, bassist Willie Baumler, and drummer Pawl Schwartz) in January 2009 that drew from Industrial, Post-Hardcore, Experimental and Contemporary Classical influences to develop a playful, poly-stylistic, and aggressive instrumental form. | After several line-up transformations, Bu Hao Ting emerged as a trio (guitarist Sean Gardner, bassist Willie Baumler, and drummer Pawl Schwartz) in January 2009 that drew from Industrial, Post-Hardcore, Experimental and Contemporary Classical influences to develop a playful, poly-stylistic, and aggressive instrumental form. | ||
The original sextet (vocalist Anna Collins, guitarists Jack Pyles and Sean Gardner, bassist Jon Roller, keyboardist Thalen Hubble, and drummer Blake Lowery) recorded but never officially released an EP of four original songs, entitled “Etiquette”. However, following a brief tour through Tennessee and Alabama in July 2010, Bu Hao Ting recorded eleven tracks at Headbangingkillyourmama Music with engineer [[Chris Owens]]. [[Pervertigo]] was released 25 September, 2010. | The original sextet (vocalist Anna Collins, guitarists Jack Pyles and Sean Gardner, bassist Jon Roller, keyboardist Thalen Hubble, and drummer Blake Lowery) recorded but never officially released an EP of four original songs, entitled “Etiquette”. However, following a brief tour through Tennessee and Alabama in July 2010, Bu Hao Ting recorded eleven tracks at [[Headbangingkillyourmama Music]] with engineer [[Chris Owens]]. [[Pervertigo]] was released 25 September, 2010. | ||
''' | '''Members:''' | ||
*[[Sean Gardner]] - Guitar | |||
*[[Willie Baumler]] - Bass | |||
[[Sean Gardner]] - Guitar | *[[Pawl Schwartz]] - Drums | ||
[[Willie Baumler]] - Bass | |||
[[Pawl Schwartz]] - Drums | |||
'''Former Members:''' | '''Former Members:''' | ||
*[[Blake Lowery]] - Drums | |||
*[[Thalen Hubble]] - Keyboards | |||
[[Blake Lowery]] - Drums | *[[Anna Collins]] - Vocals | ||
*[[Jon Roller]] - Bass | |||
[[Thalen Hubble]] - Keyboards | *[[Jack Pyles]] - Guitar | ||
*[[Nadeem Siddiqui]] - Bass | |||
[[Anna Collins]] - Vocals | |||
[[Jon Roller]] - Bass | |||
[[Jack Pyles]] - Guitar | |||
[[Nadeem Siddiqui]] - Bass | |||
'''Releases:''' | '''Releases:''' | ||
* [[Pervertigo]] released Sept 25th, 2010 ([[Ding Dong Records]]) | |||
[[Pervertigo]] released Sept 25th, 2010 ([[Ding Dong Records]]) | |||
Latest revision as of 09:29, 17 April 2023
Formed in November 2005 originally as a 6-piece, members described the band’s initial efforts as “loud, formless, industrial noise.” The name Bu Hao Ting is taken from a Mandarin slang term, meaning literally “ungood sound”.
After several line-up transformations, Bu Hao Ting emerged as a trio (guitarist Sean Gardner, bassist Willie Baumler, and drummer Pawl Schwartz) in January 2009 that drew from Industrial, Post-Hardcore, Experimental and Contemporary Classical influences to develop a playful, poly-stylistic, and aggressive instrumental form.
The original sextet (vocalist Anna Collins, guitarists Jack Pyles and Sean Gardner, bassist Jon Roller, keyboardist Thalen Hubble, and drummer Blake Lowery) recorded but never officially released an EP of four original songs, entitled “Etiquette”. However, following a brief tour through Tennessee and Alabama in July 2010, Bu Hao Ting recorded eleven tracks at Headbangingkillyourmama Music with engineer Chris Owens. Pervertigo was released 25 September, 2010.
Members:
- Sean Gardner - Guitar
- Willie Baumler - Bass
- Pawl Schwartz - Drums
Former Members:
- Blake Lowery - Drums
- Thalen Hubble - Keyboards
- Anna Collins - Vocals
- Jon Roller - Bass
- Jack Pyles - Guitar
- Nadeem Siddiqui - Bass
Releases:
- Pervertigo released Sept 25th, 2010 (Ding Dong Records)