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|Record Labels: || [[Slamdek]], [[Automatic Wreckords]]
|Record Labels: || [[Slamdek]], [[Automatic Wreckords]] Restless Records
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|Started By: || ?
|Started By: || Will Chatham, Jon Cook, Tim Furnish, Drew Daniel.
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|Based In: || [[Kentucky:Louisville|Louisville]]
|Based In: || [[Kentucky:Louisville|Louisville]]
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|Largest show: || 2000+ people
|Largest show: || 2000+ people @ Bogart's in Cincinnatti
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|First show: || 6/2/1989
|First show: || 6/2/1989
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|Last show: || 1995  June Second Nineteen Eighty-Nine
|Last show: || Dec.29,1996 at [[The Sugar Doe Cafe]] (the first show at[[The Sugar Doe Cafe]])
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|Reunion show: || N/A
|Reunion show: || N/A
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|Number of Members:
|Number of Members: || 10
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|Booking: || [[Jon Cook]]
|Booking: || [[The Original Bitch]]
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Members:
Crain was at the forefront of Louisville's noise/indie scene and recieved a bit of attention nationwide (although not as much as say, [[Rodan]]) partially due to recording with people such as Steve Albini in Chicago. But with that said, it's not to slight several phenomenal records that the band put under it's belt, most notably the rare (until the recent reissue) [[Crain:Speed|Speed]] and the [[Crain:Heater|Heater]] album.
*[[Jon Cook]]
*[[Will Chatham]]
*[[Joey Mudd]]
*[[Tim Furnish]]


Releases:
The name "Crain" was reportedly a nod towards some of the members previous band ([[Cerebellum]]) as Crain was to refer to your "Crainium". The bird "Crane" had nothing to do with it. Member [[Jon Cook]] has ranted and raved for years about putting the band back together, sometimes with the same name, sometimes under another "brain" related name, but either way, it's unlikely that he'd ever work with Tim again. Jon did eventually work with [[Tim Furnish]] again playing drums in [[Parlour]]) (2006-2010), along with participating in the [[Cerebellum]] reunion in 2010. He is on the [[Parlour]] [[Simulacrenfield]] LP from 2010.
 
Members went on to [[Parlour]], Matmos, The Soft Pink Truth; and spent time in [[Undermine]], [[Spot]], [[Cerebellum]], [[Pope Lick]], [[Sunspring]], [[Lead Pennies]], [[Endpoint]], [[7 More Seconds]], and many, many more... (comeon, it's not like I'm going to try to list all of T. Bailey's bands).
 
'''Members:'''<br />
''Lineup One''
*[[Tim Furnish]] - Guitar
*[[Jon Cook]] - Bass
*[[Will Chatham]] - Drums
*[[Drew Daniel]] - Vocals
*[[Kristin Shelor]]- Vocals
 
 
''Lineup Two - (SPEED LP)''
*[[Tim Furnish]] - Guitar
*[[Jon Cook]] - Bass
*[[Will Chatham]] - Drums
*[[Joey Mudd]] - Vocals/Guitar
 
''Lineup Three''
*[[Tim Furnish]] - Guitar
*[[Jon Cook]] - Guitar
*[[Jason Hayden]] - Bass
*[[John Causey]] - Drums
 
''Lineup Four - (HEATER)''
*[[Tim Furnish]] - Guitar
*[[Jon Cook]] - Drums/Guitar
*[[Jason Hayden]] - Bass
 
''Lineup Five''
*[[Tim Furnish]] - Guitar
*[[Jon Cook]] - Guitar
*[[Jason Hayden]] - Bass
*[[Tony Bailey]] - Drum
 
''Lineup Six''
*[[Tim Furnish]] - Guitar
*[[Jon Cook]] - Guitar
*[[Todd Cook]] - Bass
*[[Tony Bailey]] - Drums
 
 
'''Releases:'''
*[[Crain/Deathwatch]] 7" ([[Slamdek]])
*[[Crain/Deathwatch]] 7" ([[Slamdek]])
*[[Crain:Speed|Speed]] 12" ([[Automatic Wreckords]])
*[[Rocket]] 7" ([[Automatic Wreckords]])
*[[Crain:Heater|Heater]] CD ([[Automatic Wreckords]])
*[[Crain:Crain/Assuck split|Crain/Assuck Split]] 7" (Allied Recordings)
*[[Crain:Speed|Speed]] LP CS ([[Automatic Wreckords]])
*[[Crain:Monster|Monster]] 7" ([[Compulsiv Records]])
*[[Crain:Crain/the Grifters|Crain/The Grifters]] 7" (Simple Machines)
*[[Crain:Heater|Heater]] LP CS CD ([[Automatic Wreckords]]/Restless Records)
*[[Crain:Speed (Reissue)|Speed (Reissue)]] CD ([[Temporary Residence]])
 
 
'''Compilations:'''
*[[Omphalos]] CD (Richies Lemon Herb Media)
*[[Crain:Working Holiday|Working Holiday]] CD ''contains Crain/Grifters split'' (Simple Machines)
*[[Half Cocked:Soundtrack|Half Cocked]] Soundtrack CD ''Hey Cops!'' (Matador)
*[[Ghetto Defendant:Louisville SonicImprint Vol. 1|Louisville Sonic Imprint]] CD/2x12" ''Barnacles'' ([[Ghetto Defendant]])
*[[Crain:Circus Lupus/Derelict Hotel/Jack o Nuts/Crain|Circus Lupus/Derelict Hotel/Jack'O Nuts/Crain]] 7" (Compulsiv #3)
 
'''Shirts/Merch:'''
*Atom - black shirts w/ crain in white above a bright illustration of an atom
 
'''Video'''
*http://youtube.com/watch?v=2O4xtS0RHZM -- The UFO Song


Compilations:
=External Links=
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*http://www.crainspeed.com (MP3's from Speed reissue, pics, more)
*http://www.parlour.net/crain/index.html (photos, etc)
*http://music.willchatham.com/ (MP3s of released and unrealeased stuff)
*http://www.willchatham.com  Will Chatham's site


Shirts/Merch:
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b7/ECSean/Louisville%20Music/band-pic1.jpg
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Latest revision as of 07:45, 5 August 2024

Crain
[Image:crain.jpg]
Record Labels: Slamdek, Automatic Wreckords Restless Records
Started By: Will Chatham, Jon Cook, Tim Furnish, Drew Daniel.
Based In: Louisville
Largest show: 2000+ people @ Bogart's in Cincinnatti
First show: 6/2/1989
Last show: Dec.29,1996 at The Sugar Doe Cafe (the first show atThe Sugar Doe Cafe)
Reunion show: N/A
Number of Members: 10
Booking: The Original Bitch

Crain was at the forefront of Louisville's noise/indie scene and recieved a bit of attention nationwide (although not as much as say, Rodan) partially due to recording with people such as Steve Albini in Chicago. But with that said, it's not to slight several phenomenal records that the band put under it's belt, most notably the rare (until the recent reissue) Speed and the Heater album.

The name "Crain" was reportedly a nod towards some of the members previous band (Cerebellum) as Crain was to refer to your "Crainium". The bird "Crane" had nothing to do with it. Member Jon Cook has ranted and raved for years about putting the band back together, sometimes with the same name, sometimes under another "brain" related name, but either way, it's unlikely that he'd ever work with Tim again. Jon did eventually work with Tim Furnish again playing drums in Parlour) (2006-2010), along with participating in the Cerebellum reunion in 2010. He is on the Parlour Simulacrenfield LP from 2010.

Members went on to Parlour, Matmos, The Soft Pink Truth; and spent time in Undermine, Spot, Cerebellum, Pope Lick, Sunspring, Lead Pennies, Endpoint, 7 More Seconds, and many, many more... (comeon, it's not like I'm going to try to list all of T. Bailey's bands).

Members:
Lineup One


Lineup Two - (SPEED LP)

Lineup Three

Lineup Four - (HEATER)

Lineup Five

Lineup Six


Releases:


Compilations:

Shirts/Merch:

  • Atom - black shirts w/ crain in white above a bright illustration of an atom

Video

External Links

band-pic1.jpg

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