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Firley told drummer Kurt Kerns and guitarist Matt Dudenhoeffer about it and thought that Gravity Kills would be a great name for the band. Kerns and Dudenhoeffer really made sense of the name when comparing what they were doing with music (deconstructing samples and noise) to an architect they were both into named Lebbeus Woods .
15 de jul. de 1998 · Interview with Dan Kennedy July 15, 1998 Filmed on location at The Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, CA, USA Special Thanks to: Jeff Scheel (Vocals) Matt Dudenhoeffer (Guitar) Doug Firley ...
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Gravity Kills is the debut studio album by American industrial rock band Gravity Kills. It was released in 1996 on TVT Records. The album sold roughly 500,000 copies. The first song was titled "Take" on the promo version of the album.
Gravity Kills: Jeff Scheel & Matt Dudenhoffer WHAT'S THE STORY? Show ID July 15, 1998Filmed on location at The Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, CA, USASpec...
Gravity Kills: Jeff Scheel & Matt Dudenhoffer WHAT'S THE STORY? "Blame" Intro July 15, 1998Filmed on location at The Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, CA, U...
Matt Dudenhoeffer returned to an engineering job, while Doug Firley went on tour with Alicia Keys as a keyboard tech and then worked as a draftsman before forming the production team Shock City Productions with Chris Loesch.
