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Steaming Coils

Steaming Coils

Steaming Coils has been played on NTS in shows including Carolina Soul, featured first on 1 June 2018. Songs played include Intents And Purposes.

Steaming Coils (1983-1990) was the spectacularly demented product of the precocious teenage minds of Brad Laner (Savage Republic, Medicine, Electric Company), David Chrisman, Spencer Savage (aka Grashstaht Schtant) and L.A. Free Music Society mages Rick Potts and Joseph Hammer, with Savage, Potts and Hammer parting company after the era of their first LP, to be replaced by a variable roster of L.A. fringe musical talent.

In the words of musician Brad Laner: "We were listening to and worshipping really complex progressive and experimental music and wanted to play like our heroes but our skills were more at the budding punk-rock level and I think that’s what makes it interesting to hear now."

All of their work, included those not released, can be found here, courtesy of Brad Laner.

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Steaming Coils

Steaming Coils has been played on NTS in shows including Carolina Soul, featured first on 1 June 2018. Songs played include Intents And Purposes.

Steaming Coils (1983-1990) was the spectacularly demented product of the precocious teenage minds of Brad Laner (Savage Republic, Medicine, Electric Company), David Chrisman, Spencer Savage (aka Grashstaht Schtant) and L.A. Free Music Society mages Rick Potts and Joseph Hammer, with Savage, Potts and Hammer parting company after the era of their first LP, to be replaced by a variable roster of L.A. fringe musical talent.

In the words of musician Brad Laner: "We were listening to and worshipping really complex progressive and experimental music and wanted to play like our heroes but our skills were more at the budding punk-rock level and I think that’s what makes it interesting to hear now."

All of their work, included those not released, can be found here, courtesy of Brad Laner.

Original source Last.fm

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Intents And Purposes
Steaming Coils
Motiv Communications1987