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| − | '''Moldy Ghetto''' was an experimental indie noise-rock group formed by singer / songwriter '''Josh McCurdy''' (later known as '''Kosmik Leprechaun'''), with input from '''Jeff Hassett''' (later known as '''hCrink'''). The band was active from 1993 — 1996; and went through many drummers. Initially, MG published and released limited edition homemade 4-track cassette recordings of extremely noisy material, via McCurdy's label, known as '''Hot Damn! Tapes'''. Later, they changed their style to a much mellower sound by the end of the bands' existance. In 1995, MG merged with singer-songwriter '''Deny Samoree''', forming the indie-rock group known as '''Rusty-Like''', subsequently releasing a number of albums via Samoree's own label '''Pink Monkey Tapes'''. RL would often be the opening band for MG's gigs. All surviving MG material was eventually re-published in digital format by '''Completely Gone Recordings''' in 2007. | + | '''Moldy Ghetto''' was an experimental indie noise-rock group formed by singer / songwriter '''Josh McCurdy''' (later known as '''Kosmik Leprechaun'''), with input from '''Jeff Hassett''' (later known as '''hCrink'''). The band was active from 1993 — 1996; and went through many drummers. Initially, MG published and released limited edition homemade 4-track cassette recordings of extremely noisy material, via McCurdy's label, known as '''Hot Damn! Tapes'''. Later, they changed their style to a much mellower sound by the end of the bands' existance. In 1995, MG merged with singer-songwriter '''Deny Samoree''', forming the indie-rock group known as '''Rusty-Like''', subsequently releasing a number of albums by that project via Samoree's own label '''Pink Monkey Tapes'''. RL would often be the opening band for MG's gigs. All surviving MG material was eventually re-published in digital format by '''Completely Gone Recordings''' in 2007. |
== Members == | == Members == | ||
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| Moldy Ghetto | |
| Genre: | Experimental, Noise, Noise-Rock |
| Theme: | Experimental, Indie, Lo-Fi, Noise-Rock |
| Years: | 1992 — 1996 |
| Country: | United States |
| City: | Costa Mesa, Irvine |
| Labels: | Completely Gone Recordings, Hot Damn! Tapes |
| Gears: | Amps, Bass, Drums, Effects Pedals, Guitar, Recording Equipment, Tapes, Voice |
| Members: | Josh McCurdy, Tim Whiteford, Rob Rizzo, Dan Seida, Mike Foster, Jeff Hassett, Anne Hassett, Deny Samoree |
| Side Projects: | Completely Gone Recordings, hCrink, Hot Damn! Tapes, Kosmik Leprechaun, Rusty-Like, VL |
| Contact: | [1] Bandcamp |
| Site: | [2] Bandcamp |
Contents
Biography
Moldy Ghetto was an experimental indie noise-rock group formed by singer / songwriter Josh McCurdy (later known as Kosmik Leprechaun), with input from Jeff Hassett (later known as hCrink). The band was active from 1993 — 1996; and went through many drummers. Initially, MG published and released limited edition homemade 4-track cassette recordings of extremely noisy material, via McCurdy's label, known as Hot Damn! Tapes. Later, they changed their style to a much mellower sound by the end of the bands' existance. In 1995, MG merged with singer-songwriter Deny Samoree, forming the indie-rock group known as Rusty-Like, subsequently releasing a number of albums by that project via Samoree's own label Pink Monkey Tapes. RL would often be the opening band for MG's gigs. All surviving MG material was eventually re-published in digital format by Completely Gone Recordings in 2007.
Members
Josh McCurdy: Artist, Bass, Engineer, Drums, Guitar, Producer, Vocals (1993 — 1996)
Jeff Hassett: Artist, Bass, Engineer, Drums, Guitar, Producer, Vocals (1994 — 1996)
Tim Whiteford: Drums (1993 — 1995)
Anne Hassett: Drums, Vocals (1994)
Deny Samoree: Guitar (1995)
Mike Foster: Drums (1996)
Rob Rizzo: Drums (1995)
Dan Seida: Drums (1995)
Gear
Amps, Bass, Drums, Effects Pedals, Guitar, Recording Equipment, Tapes, Voice
Discography
- Demos ~ Cassette (1993)
- Live at Totally Coffee EP ~ Cassette (1994)
- Lavender Disaster ~ Cassette (1995)
- 4-Track Demos ~ Cassette (1996)
- Live at The Whisky A Go Go ~ Video (1996)
- Free Sessions EP ~ Cassette (1996)
- Lavender Disaster (Deluxe) ~ Digital Release (2007)