Indian Jewelry
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| Indian Jewelry | |
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| Origin | Houston, Texas, USA |
| Genres | Noise rock, Post punk, singer songwriter |
| Years active | 2002–present |
| Labels | We Are Free Monitor Girlgang Records Lovepump United Tigerbeat6 |
| Associated acts | Swarm of Angels Twisted Wires Coxcombs VRS Drug Dogs Future Blondes Thousand Cranes Turquoise Diamonds Corpses of Waco Perpetual War Party Band |
| Website | http://www.swarmofangels.com |
| Members | |
| Erika Thrasher Richard Durham Rodney Rodriguez Mary Sharpe Brandon Davis |
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Indian Jewelry is a band from Houston, Texas that is known for its droning vision music and seizure-inducing stage show. Since forming in 2002 the band has gone through several touring incarnations as Hong Kong, the Turquoise Diamonds, BENZENE LOTION RASH, the Corpses of Waco, Electric Fuck All, NTX+ELECTRIC, and the Perpetual War Party Band, among others. According to their website, they come from a Swarm of Angels.[1]
Like other Houston Noise Bands and their psychedelic rock predecessors, Indian Jewelry are prone to sonic and comic experiments.
Contents |
[edit] Partial discography
[edit] Albums
- "Sufi Headbanger" LP (Girlgang, 2012)
- Totaled (We Are Free, 2010)
- "Free Gold!" CD (We Are Free, 2008)
- "Free Gold!" LP (Lovepump United, 2008)
- Sangles Redux LP (Skinny Wolves Records, 2008)
- Invasive Exotics CD (Monitor Records, 2006)
- Invasive Exotics LP (Lovepump United, 2006)
- Sangles Redux CD (Girlgang, 2005)
[edit] As NTX + Electric
- We are the Wild Beast (Girlgang, 2003)
[edit] As Swarm of Angels
- Plessure EP 7" (Girlgang Records & Tapes, 2002)
[edit] EPs
- Indian Jewelry/Future Blondes split Zing Zang/Heartless 12" (Dull Knife, 2008)
- Rattling Death Train, cd-r, (Kimosciotic 2005)
- In Love With Loving 7" (ON ON Switch, 2005)
- Indian Jewelry/Sugarbeats split Pentecostal/One Year Real 7" (Girlgang, 2005)
[edit] As Bialystok Players
- I Am Donkey 3" CD-R (Girlgang, 2003)
[edit] As NTX + Erika Thrasher
- Chasing the Rats Out 7" (Girlgang, 2004)
- Pain Reliever/Titanium split 7" (Girlgang, 2002)
[edit] Notes
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