Music Style noise-pop, dream-pop, shoegaze, indie, rock

Artist History Rachel and T.J formed Experimental Aircraft in late 1997. Mark joined soon after on bass and the trio performed live with several different drummers before recruiting Jason in mid 1998.

Group Members rachel-guitars,vocals; tj-guitars,vocals; mark-bass; jason-drums

Albums experimental aircraft (2000), love for the last time (2002)

Press Reviews Fronted by the dreamy femme-vocals of Rachel and backed by propulsive drum pounding, EA fill the in-between spaces with melodies that soar to the stratosphere, chugging and pulsing like a freight train that emits a trail of iridescent sparks as it powers through the night. They follow firmly in the early-nineties footsteps of groups like My Bloody Valentine and Ride, and hark even further back to the space-rock of Hawkwind or Cluster. EA’s romantic, just-barely-decipherable lyrics and hugely theatrical music make for a level of genuine emotional intensity you don’t get in music too much these days. This is the kind of music that can carry you through a bad breakup, or turn an uneventful cross-country drive into one long moment of revelation. It is also, in less unusual times, the perfect accompaniment to a trip into mental inner spaces of contemplation and pretty patterns of firing neurons. ~ Audiogalaxy.com

Additional Info Masstransfer Magazine #4 comp, Losing Today #4 comp, KVRX 91.7 FM Local Live #6 comp

Location Austin, Texas - USA

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