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Man or Astro-man?
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Paul
21. August 2022
Always awesome sci-fi instro mayhem from the deep dark reaches of Outer Space!
Baltimore, MD@Ottobar
David
19. August 2022
Spectacular show as always from these interstellar surfers. They haven't lost any of their energy or edge in the almost 30 years I've been going to their shows.
Richmond, VA@Capital Ale House Downtown
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Über Man or Astro-man?
Man or Astro-man? was an eclectic and influential surf rock band that started in the 1990s with the members Star Crunch (Brian Causey) on lead guitar, Coco the Electronic Monkey Wizard (Robert DelBueno) on bass and electronics, Birdstuff (Brian Teasley) on drums, and other rhythm guitarists who toured with MoAM.
MoAM started out with a straightforward surf rock sound with their debut full length "Is It...Man or Astro-Man?" (which is almost a complete departure from what their later albums sound like). They became known, almost exaggeratedly, for their cover of the Mystery Science Theater Theme song ("Mystery Science Theater 3000 Love Theme") on the album "Destroy all Astromen!".
Star Crunch Left the band after their album "Made From Technetium" to pursue a record company. Made From Technetium shows the band's aptitude for their most recent sound - but that change was staggeringly apparent in their next album, "EEVIAC: Operational Index and Reference Guide, Including Other Modern Computational Devices", with which most of their fans started to abandon them with a desire for the straightforward surf-rock guitar styling of Star Crunch. The new guitarists, Trace Reading (Erich Hubner) on lead guitar, and Blazar the Probe Handler (Richie Edelson) on rhythm guitar, brought a new Moog synthesizer-oriented sound that that seemingly wasn't emulating any other influencing band and hasn't been emulated by any band proceeding from MoAM. The band continued to release albums with this unique sound, with some undulation. After the band's tour for their final album, "A Spectrum of Infinite Scale" in 2001, the band started an extensive hiatus. In 2006 they performed in Touch n Go fest.
MoAM started out with a straightforward surf rock sound with their debut full length "Is It...Man or Astro-Man?" (which is almost a complete departure from what their later albums sound like). They became known, almost exaggeratedly, for their cover of the Mystery Science Theater Theme song ("Mystery Science Theater 3000 Love Theme") on the album "Destroy all Astromen!".
Star Crunch Left the band after their album "Made From Technetium" to pursue a record company. Made From Technetium shows the band's aptitude for their most recent sound - but that change was staggeringly apparent in their next album, "EEVIAC: Operational Index and Reference Guide, Including Other Modern Computational Devices", with which most of their fans started to abandon them with a desire for the straightforward surf-rock guitar styling of Star Crunch. The new guitarists, Trace Reading (Erich Hubner) on lead guitar, and Blazar the Probe Handler (Richie Edelson) on rhythm guitar, brought a new Moog synthesizer-oriented sound that that seemingly wasn't emulating any other influencing band and hasn't been emulated by any band proceeding from MoAM. The band continued to release albums with this unique sound, with some undulation. After the band's tour for their final album, "A Spectrum of Infinite Scale" in 2001, the band started an extensive hiatus. In 2006 they performed in Touch n Go fest.
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Genres:
Rock, Surf Rock
Bandmitglieder:
---Additional touring andor recording members: Current: Avona Nova Victor Vector Past: Dr. Deleto Captain Zeno Mr. Neutron Dexter X:Man from Planet Q, Blazar the Probe Handler Trace Reading ----, ---Founding members: Star Crunch Birdstuff Coco----
Keine demnächst stattfindenden Shows
Schicke eine Anfrage an Man or Astro-man?, in deiner Stadt aufzutreten
Um eine Show bitten
Ähnliche Künstler auf Tour
Live-Fotos von Man or Astro-man?
Alle Fotos anzeigen
Bandsintown Merch
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
concerts and tour dates
Vergangene
AUG.
06
2023
Las Vegas, NV
AREA15
Ich war da
AUG.
04
2023
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
Ich war da
AUG.
03
2023
Phoenix, AZ
The Rebel Lounge
Ich war da
MAI
20
2023
Dallas, TX
Deep Ellum Art Company
Ich war da
MAI
19
2023
Austin, TX
3TEN Austin City Limits Live
Ich war da
MAI
18
2023
San Antonio, TX
Paper Tiger
Ich war da
Weitere Ereignisse anzeigen
Fan-Bewertungen
Paul
21. August 2022
Always awesome sci-fi instro mayhem from the deep dark reaches of Outer Space!
Baltimore, MD@Ottobar
David
19. August 2022
Spectacular show as always from these interstellar surfers. They haven't lost any of their energy or edge in the almost 30 years I've been going to their shows.
Richmond, VA@Capital Ale House Downtown
Mehr Fan-Bewertungen anzeigen
Über Man or Astro-man?
Man or Astro-man? was an eclectic and influential surf rock band that started in the 1990s with the members Star Crunch (Brian Causey) on lead guitar, Coco the Electronic Monkey Wizard (Robert DelBueno) on bass and electronics, Birdstuff (Brian Teasley) on drums, and other rhythm guitarists who toured with MoAM.
MoAM started out with a straightforward surf rock sound with their debut full length "Is It...Man or Astro-Man?" (which is almost a complete departure from what their later albums sound like). They became known, almost exaggeratedly, for their cover of the Mystery Science Theater Theme song ("Mystery Science Theater 3000 Love Theme") on the album "Destroy all Astromen!".
Star Crunch Left the band after their album "Made From Technetium" to pursue a record company. Made From Technetium shows the band's aptitude for their most recent sound - but that change was staggeringly apparent in their next album, "EEVIAC: Operational Index and Reference Guide, Including Other Modern Computational Devices", with which most of their fans started to abandon them with a desire for the straightforward surf-rock guitar styling of Star Crunch. The new guitarists, Trace Reading (Erich Hubner) on lead guitar, and Blazar the Probe Handler (Richie Edelson) on rhythm guitar, brought a new Moog synthesizer-oriented sound that that seemingly wasn't emulating any other influencing band and hasn't been emulated by any band proceeding from MoAM. The band continued to release albums with this unique sound, with some undulation. After the band's tour for their final album, "A Spectrum of Infinite Scale" in 2001, the band started an extensive hiatus. In 2006 they performed in Touch n Go fest.
MoAM started out with a straightforward surf rock sound with their debut full length "Is It...Man or Astro-Man?" (which is almost a complete departure from what their later albums sound like). They became known, almost exaggeratedly, for their cover of the Mystery Science Theater Theme song ("Mystery Science Theater 3000 Love Theme") on the album "Destroy all Astromen!".
Star Crunch Left the band after their album "Made From Technetium" to pursue a record company. Made From Technetium shows the band's aptitude for their most recent sound - but that change was staggeringly apparent in their next album, "EEVIAC: Operational Index and Reference Guide, Including Other Modern Computational Devices", with which most of their fans started to abandon them with a desire for the straightforward surf-rock guitar styling of Star Crunch. The new guitarists, Trace Reading (Erich Hubner) on lead guitar, and Blazar the Probe Handler (Richie Edelson) on rhythm guitar, brought a new Moog synthesizer-oriented sound that that seemingly wasn't emulating any other influencing band and hasn't been emulated by any band proceeding from MoAM. The band continued to release albums with this unique sound, with some undulation. After the band's tour for their final album, "A Spectrum of Infinite Scale" in 2001, the band started an extensive hiatus. In 2006 they performed in Touch n Go fest.
Mehr anzeigen
Genres:
Rock, Surf Rock
Bandmitglieder:
---Additional touring andor recording members: Current: Avona Nova Victor Vector Past: Dr. Deleto Captain Zeno Mr. Neutron Dexter X:Man from Planet Q, Blazar the Probe Handler Trace Reading ----, ---Founding members: Star Crunch Birdstuff Coco----
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