Artist description Zen Pusher Gasoline originated in 1993 with just two GE-4637 tape players, a guitar, and a slew of effect processors. Originally, Zen Pusher Gasoline's sound consisted solely of creative media looped soundscapes mixed with a haunting rhythm. Over the years Zen Pusher Gasoline has transformed itself into an experimental industrial noise project, combining altered and unaltered media, to create a sound canvas while incorporating guitar, keyboards, drums, and lyrics to form finished pieces.

Music Style Industrial / Electronic

Artist History Zen Pusher Gasoline currently records, mixes, and produces all of their own material. At the helm of this 2-piece ensemble are Alex Varcoe; vocals, keyboards, sequences, and samples, and Chris Gangi; samples, and guitar. Based in Atlanta, GA, they perform live every Friday night over the Internet at 1:00am EST (Saturday morning respectfully), which can be heard at their web site www.zenpushergasoline.addr.com. Zen Pusher Gasoline also regularly plays live throughout the southeast bringing a unique sound experience to their live shows by combining atmospheric taste and industrial rage.

Group Members Alex Varcoe Chris Gangi

Albums Civil Religion

Press Reviews "......Zen Pusher Gasoline layers ambient fades on murky beats as well as Eno himself......" Thomas Peak, Stomp and Stammer 8.97 '....industrial-esque song structure, complete with vocals, sludgy guitars, drum machine, etc. It's a rather shocking transition from their older material. They do it well though, and avoid sounding like an "industrial" band of today, instead come across as some strange noise/collage band with sludgy guitars forcing their compositions into song structures.' Louis Goldman Ink Nineteen 6.97

Location Atlanta, GA - USA

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