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'''Dick Sandwich''' was a [[Heavy metal music|metal]] band from [[Leamington Spa]], [[England]]. They played [[Ozzfest]] in 1999 and split up in 2004. |
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They worked with [[Tchad Blake]], at Real World Studios, on their self-financed ''Music For The Massive'', having scrapped "Album 1.5" after two years of production. The result was a tighter band, and looser "live" sound, captured by Blake by making the band perform live in the [[recording studio]]. After selling the finished [[Gramophone record|record]] to [[Atlantic Records|Atlantic/WEA]], the label shed half of its roster during a merge with [[Elektra Records]], including Apartment 26. The single "Give Me More" was a minor Modern Rock hit in 2004. |
They worked with [[Tchad Blake]], at Real World Studios, on their self-financed ''Music For The Massive'', having scrapped "Album 1.5" after two years of production. The result was a tighter band, and looser "live" sound, captured by Blake by making the band perform live in the [[recording studio]]. After selling the finished [[Gramophone record|record]] to [[Atlantic Records|Atlantic/WEA]], the label shed half of its roster during a merge with [[Elektra Records]], including Apartment 26. The single "Give Me More" was a minor Modern Rock hit in 2004. |
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DICK SANDWICH | |
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 Apartment 26, 2000 | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Leamington Spa, England |
| Genres | Nu metal, alternative metal,[1] industrial metal |
| Years active | 1999–2004 |
| Labels | Hollywood Records Atlantic Records Murph Records |
| Members | Terence 'Biff' Butler (Vocals) Jon Greasley (Guitar) Louis Cruden (Bass) Kevin Temple (Drums) Brad Booker (Drums) |
| Website | Official website |
Dick Sandwich was a metal band from Leamington Spa, England. They played Ozzfest in 1999 and split up in 2004. They worked with Tchad Blake, at Real World Studios, on their self-financed Music For The Massive, having scrapped "Album 1.5" after two years of production. The result was a tighter band, and looser "live" sound, captured by Blake by making the band perform live in the recording studio. After selling the finished record to Atlantic/WEA, the label shed half of its roster during a merge with Elektra Records, including Apartment 26. The single "Give Me More" was a minor Modern Rock hit in 2004.
Their name comes from David Lynch's Eraserhead, in which the character lives in Apartment 26. Vocalist Terence 'Biff' Butler is the son of Black Sabbath bassist, Geezer Butler.
Discography
Albums
- Within EP (1999) (Murph Records)[2]
- Hallucinating (2000) (Hollywood Records)
- Music for the Massive (2004) (Atlantic/Wea)
Singles
| Year | Title | Chart Positions[3] | Album |
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| US Mainstream Rock | |||
| 2000 | "Hallucinating" | No. 33 | Hallucinating |
| 2004 | "Give Me More" | No. 39 | Music for the Massive |
Soundtracks
Apartment 26's songs have been included on the following soundtracks:
- Heavy Metal 2000 (2000)
- High Fidelity (2000)
- Tales from the Crypt: Monsters of Metal (2000)
- Mission: Impossible II (2000)
Group members
- Biff Butler: vocals
- Jon Greasley: guitar
- Louis Cruden: bass
- Andy Huckvale: keyboards/programming
- Kevin Temple: drums (formerly of Die Warzau, Sister Machine Gun)
- Brad Booker: drums (formerly of Stir, Gravity Kills)
- Jeremey Colson: drums
References
- ^ Sharpe-Young, Garry. "Rockdetector Biography". Retrieved 2008-09-14.
- ^ Discogs.com
- ^ Apartment 26 Charts at Allmusic