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Heavy Deavy Skull Lover was recorded as a four-piece and marks a brief hiatus from the band for founding member John Christian Rees, who later returned before work began on their 2009 album, The Mirror Explodes.
Back into the fray comes guitarist John Christian Rees, the number of guitarist being restored to three with the arrival of Ryan McBride. The album is surprisingly brief, its 8 tracks running to around 5 minutes a piece.
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- John Christian Rees / guitar, Fx, percussion - Earl V. Miller / guitar, drone machine - Christopher DiPino / bass guitar - George Serrano / drums With: - Tanya Haden / cello (4) Releases information. Artwork: Steve Quenell LP Zap Banana - ZAPBLP002 (2013, UK) CD Zap Banana - ZAPBCD002 (2013, US) Digital album Thanks to mbzr48 for the ...
Christian died in February 28, 1841, according to his apparent obituary in the March 6, 1841 issue of the Centre Democrat in Halfmoon Township, soon to become Worth Township. He was buried in Woodring Cemetery, Centre County, Pa. In 1910, the Daughters of the American Revolution honored Christian Ries as "John Christiana Reese" a Revolutionary ...
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3 de jun. de 2022 · THE WARLOCKS is Bobby Hecksher (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass), John Christian Rees (guitar, feedback), Earl V. Miller (guitar, drone machine), Christopher DiPino (bass), Cesar A. Reyes (keyboards) and Jason “Plucky” Anchondo (drums). Their tenth studio album The Chain is out now via Cleopatra Records. Share this: Tweet. Like this: Loading...
