Ehknkore - Revision history

RonK: /* Discography */

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RonK: /* Gear */

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RonK: /* Members */

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Noiseadmin: Noiseadmin moved page Noise:Ehknkore to Ehknkore

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 'No Symbols Where None Intended'  online mp3.com 2000 link: http://mrphreeksanokistemporium.blogspot.com/2009/05/eckankore-no-symbols-where-none.html
-'A non-evaluation of no values' track on International Noise cassette compilation, 2016
+'A non-evaluation of no values' track on INTERNATIONAL NOISE TAPE BOX SET, 2016
 == Contact ==
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 When E.J. decided that he did not want to be a part of Ehkankore Chuck Foster was recruited. This line-up played a number of shows in including two shows at the Smell. Unfortunately this line-up ended when Chuck moved to New York City. Ehkankore has continued as a solo project after that time, with Ron K as the sole member of the group. Recordings will persist in the future.
-Ron K. was also involved with the legendary Noise project +DOG+ for a few years in the early-mid 2000s. +DOG+ and Ehkankore have also been featured on the same bill in the past, most memorably at the Echo Park Film Center in 2002.
+Ron K. has also been involved with the legendary Noise project +DOG+ for the last decade.+DOG+ and Ehkankore have also been featured on the same bill in the past, most memorably at the Echo Park Film Center in 2002.
 No Symbols Where None Intended

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 'No Symbols Where None Intended'  online mp3.com 2000 link: http://mrphreeksanokistemporium.blogspot.com/2009/05/eckankore-no-symbols-where-none.html
 == Contact ==
 '''Tells us how to contact you'''

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 Dates extant:1996-present.
-Ehknkore (spelled as Eckankore on some releases)had its origin as a solo project founded by Ron K. in a bedroom of a house in Mar Vista, CA. The first line-up released a 7-inch EP. One side was Ehkankore, the other side was Musicide, the Noise  project of Mike Sullivan.
+Ehknkore (spelled as Eckankore or Eknakore on some releases)had its origin as a solo project founded by Ron K. in a bedroom of a house in Mar Vista, CA. The first line-up released a 7-inch EP. One side was Ehkankore, the other side was Musicide, the Noise  project of Mike Sullivan.
 The first live performance occurred in 1996 at the Impala Café. By this time Paul Malcolm had briefly joined the group based on an ad that had been placed in No Life Records. Malcolm was soon replaced by E.J. Nervo. K. met Nervo at another record store, Green Hell in Sherman Oaks, CA. The lne-up in Nervo and K. was a fruitful one, resulting in a number of gigs in such places as the Spanish Kitchen, Ahh Capella, The Knitting Factory Alternative Lounge, the Cobalt Café, the Garage, the Smell and the Echo Park Flm Center. More attention has been paid to performances than physical products after the fact.
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 When E.J. decided that he did not want to be a part of Ehkankore Chuck Foster was recruited. This line-up played a number of shows in including two shows at the Smell. Unfortunately this line-up ended when Chuck moved to New York City. Ehkankore has continued as a solo project after that time, with Ron K as the sole member of the group. Recordings will persist in the future.
-Ron K. was also involved with the legendary Noise project +DOG+ for a few years in the early-mid 2000s. +DOG and Ehkankore have also been featured on the same bill in the past, most notably at the Echo Park Film Center in 2002
+Ron K. was also involved with the legendary Noise project +DOG+ for a few years in the early-mid 2000s. +DOG+ and Ehkankore have also been featured on the same bill in the past, most memorably at the Echo Park Film Center in 2002.
 No Symbols Where None Intended

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 Yamaha SU10
-MXR DynaComp
+MXR processors
 == Discography ==

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	E.J. Nervo (1996-1999) (2002)		E.J. Nervo (1996-1999) (2002)
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		+	Sean Maytum (2002)

	Kris Anderson (2000)		Kris Anderson (2000)

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 Ehknkore (spelled as Eckankore on some releases)had its origin as a solo project founded by Ron K. in a bedroom of a house in Mar Vista, CA. The first line-up released a 7-inch EP. One side was Ehkankore, the other side was Musicide, the Noise  project of Mike Sullivan.
-The first live performance occurred in 1996 at the Impala Café. By this time Paul Malcolm had briefly joined the group based on an ad that had been placed in No Life Records. Malcolm was soon replaced by E.J. Nervo. K. met Nervo at another record store, Green Hell in Sherman Oaks, CA. The lne-up in Nervo and K. was a fruitful one, resulting in a number of gigs in such places as the Spanish Kitchen, Ahh Capella, Cobalt Café, the Garage,the Smell and the Echo Park Flm Center. More attention has been paid to performances than physical products after the fact.
+The first live performance occurred in 1996 at the Impala Café. By this time Paul Malcolm had briefly joined the group based on an ad that had been placed in No Life Records. Malcolm was soon replaced by E.J. Nervo. K. met Nervo at another record store, Green Hell in Sherman Oaks, CA. The lne-up in Nervo and K. was a fruitful one, resulting in a number of gigs in such places as the Spanish Kitchen, Ahh Capella, Cobalt Café, the Garage, the Smell and the Echo Park Flm Center. More attention has been paid to performances than physical products after the fact.
 When E.J. decided that he did not want to be a part of Ehkankore Chuck Foster was recruited. This line-up played a number of shows in including two shows at the Smell. Unfortunately this line-up ended when Chuck moved to New York City. Ehkankore has continued as a solo project after that time, with Ron K as the sole member of the group. Recordings will persist in the future.

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