Artists
The Meltdowns are a rock and roll band from New York and New Jersey.
Tank Crash is proud to have three releases by The Meltdowns.
"[Them Letdowns is] Far from a letdown, these tunes actually mark the first time that the Meltdowns have managed to capture all the manic live energy of their stage show on disc." - Jim Testa, Jersey Beat
Releases
Them Letdowns (2008)
No Authority, Direction, or Control (2007)
Yule Tide (2007)
Theory Anesthetic was created in 2005 by Chicago artist Mandy Matz. The music she creates is alternately beautiful, wistful, defiant, and hypnotic. Theory Anesthetic places familiar warm organic sounds in a new context and juxtaposes them with buzzing electronics to create a unique soundtrack to for modern life. In 2006 Matz decided to expand Theory Anesthetic as a live act. To complete her line-up Matz invited Matthew Golombisky on 6-string fretless bass & noise machines, Quin Kirchner on drums and Scott Schenke on lap-steel guitar. Tank Crash is proud to
have released
Falling Up in 2007.
Releases
Falling Up (2007)
Twig
Japan by way of New Jersey spoken word oracle Twig released his full-length album of solo material on Tank Crash in 2007 -
Sails Up, Anchors Down. Recorded in one grueling session, Twig spirals his way through tales of debauchery, sex, love, heartache, and terror - spilling open the flood gates on human nature, exploring the beauty, duality, perversity, significance and insignificance of mankind.
Releases
Sails Up, Anchors Down (2007)
Zephyr Device was the collision of three lives for a few weeks in the summer of 2005. Adam Copeland and Billy Gray of the Meltdowns collaborated with slam-hop guru Andrew Morgan in an attempt to destroy the walls of convention of modern music. What they wound up with is a stabby, swirling statement of intent, the
Departure EP - released by Tank Crash on the first day of 2006.
Releases
Departure (2006)
