Band,
Rock and Alternative
Crain was an indie band spawned from the same fertile early 1990s Louisville, Kentucky math rock scene that also gave birth to Slint and Rodan. Combining complex meter and composition with a hard-edged attack, the band was a fixture of the scene but failed to attain the same acclaim as their more well-known peers.Crain released only two full-length albums and a handful of 7" records.[citation needed] The first, the Steve Albini-produced Speed was an early blueprint for those that would follow them in the fledgling post-rock and math rock movements.
Drew Daniel sampler *1971 US | |
Jason Hayden b | |
Todd Cook b, eb | |
Jon Cook dr, b, voc 1971-2013 US | |
Tim Furnish g | |
Tony Bailey dr 1977-2009 | |
Will Chatham dr | |
Joey Mudd voc, g | |
John Causey voc, g |
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
---|---|---|---|
Heater | Crain | 1994 | Album |
October | Grifters / Crain | 1993 | Single |
Speed | Crain | 1992 | Album |
Crackhouse | Crain | 1992 | Single |
Monkeywrench | Crain | 1991 | Single |
Crain / Deathwatch | Crain / Deathwatch | 1990 | Single |