Godzuki

Godzuki was a rock band from Detroit, Michigan, USA, together between 1993 and 1999.

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Godzuki
OriginDetroit, Michigan, United States
GenresAlternative rock
Years active1993–1999
LabelsMarch
Past membersCorey Redhage
Erika Hoffman
Chris "Crispy" Fachini
Dion Fischer
Scott Michalski

History

The band was formed in 1991 by Erika Hoffmann (vocals, bass guitar, Farfisa organ, also of His Name Is Alive, Saturday Looks Good To Me), Chris "Crispy" Fachini (lead guitar, bass guitar also of The Dirtbombs, His Name is Alive, Teach Me Tiger, Detroit Cobras, and Rocket 455), Dion Fischer (guitar, Moog, also of The Go, Infinity People, F' ke Blood, Tranzistors, The Dirtbombs, Wildbunch, and His Name Is Alive), and Scott Michalski (drums).[1] They described their music as 'science rock'.[1][2] The band's debut release was the "Toast" single in 1995. After two further singles, they released debut album Trail of the Lonesome Pine in 1996 on March Records, produced by Dave Trumfio, Warren Defever, and Matthew Smith.[1][3] They followed this with the Free Wade EP, featuring Wade the Free Jazz Saxophonist.[1] The band released a second album, Your Future in 1998.[1] It was produced by Warren Defever, with cover art by Teen Beat's Mark Robinson.

Discography

Albums
  • Trail of the Lonesome Pine (1996), March
  • Your Future (1998), March

EPs
  • "First One" (1994), demo / (1998) Time Stereo
  • Free Wade (1997), Go Sonic/Time Stereo

Singles
  • "Toast" (1995), March
  • "12 Inch Dance Mix" (1995), Binavsic - split 7-inch single with Asha Vida
  • "Poinsettia" (1996), March
  • "Les Temps de L'Amour" (1998), Disques Twist Pop - split 7-inch single with Outrageous Cherry
  • "Your Future b/w Our Bears Electric?" (1999), Motorway
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References
  1. Strong, Martin C. (2003) The Great Indie Discography, Canongate, ISBN 1-84195-335-0, p. 770
  2. Pahres, Heather "Trail of the Lonesome Pine Review", Allmusic, retrieved 2011-06-25
  3. Phares, Heather "Godzuki Biography", Allmusic, retrieved 2011-06-25
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