Crumbächer
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Crumbächer | |
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Origin | Southern synthpop, dance-pop |
Years active | 1983–1989 |
Labels | Broken, Frontline |
Past members |
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Crumbächer was an American
History
After five years of friendship, Stephen Crumbächer, Dawn Wisner and Jim Wisner played their first performance as Crumbächer at a New Year's Eve show in 1983. The following summer, the band entered the studio for the first time to begin recording a six-song EP for
The band signed with the newly formed
In the years that followed, Stephen Crumbächer teamed up with Christopher Duke for the
The band reunited in Irvine, California on August 19, 2005 as part of the Broken Records Reunion Concert, with The Choir and other artists. It has been announced on the official website that a DVD of this performance will be released soon. A Kickstarter campaign was launched on October 4, 2016 to get funding to release the DVD.
Dawn Wisner and Christopher Duke have since formed and are currently still making music with Almost Ugly.
Discography
Source:[2]
- Incandescent, 1985.
- Escape From the Fallen Planet, 1986.
- Thunder Beach,[3] 1987.
- Tame the Volcano, 1988.
- Worlds Away, as Crumbächer-Duke, 1990
- Take It In, 1991. Solo album by Stephen Crumbächer
- Reinvention, 1999. An MP3.com album (prior to the 2003 closing of the site).
- Reissues
- Thunder Beach + Tame the Volcano (Music Value Pack) (1999) This KMG Records contains two albums on one CD. It is missing "Great Little Dancer" and "Terra Firma" from Thunder Beach, and "Once More (for the Band)" from Tame the Volcano.
- Escape From the Fallen Planet, (2011) 25th Anniversary Edition. Includes Bonus Track “Alma Mater (a capella)", remastered by Chris Duke and released by Intense Millennium Records
- Incandescent, (2013) Remastered Edition. Includes Bonus Track “It Don't Matter (What's Shakin' mix)released by Frontline Records on digital format thru amazon, iTunes and Frontline records store
- Compilations and other projects
- What's Shakin', 1984. Various artists compilation featuring Stephen Crumbächer doing his original version of "It Don't Matter" (written by Stephen Crumbächer)
- Stephen Crumbacher: keyboards, synthesizers, lead and backing vocals.
- Gym: guitar
- Recorded and mixed at Whitefield Studios by Derald Daugherty
- Produced by Joey "Ojo" Taylor.
- Time After Time, 1992. "Best-of" compilation.
References
- ISBN 9781565636798. Retrieved 21 January 2019.
- ^ "Crumbächer Credits". AllMusic. Retrieved 21 January 2019.
- ^ Darryl Carter. "Thunder Beach review". AllMusic. Retrieved 22 January 2019.