Artist description LaPerre and Magnusson went out and got drunk one night. This is a common occurence. One particular night, however, things took a different turn. "Let's record some shit!!!!" Magnusson declares loudly. LaPerre, not entirely sure but entirely fuxored replied with somthing akin to: "Fucking A!" So, in a matter of minutes, Magnusson arranges recording equipment (a walkman with a small stereo microphone), an amp, an effects pedal, and a drum machine and LaPerre eagerly snatches up various analog noisemakers. Odin barks excitedly. The genius that poured henceforth became what we know as Rush 509. Following the immense success of Rush 509 and many nights of drunken revel, one wonderful night in February Magnusson proclaims ith great intoxication "Let's record some shit!!!!!" to which LaPerre answers bulligerently: "Chinese Boxmen strike again motherfuckers!!" However this time, we had some special guests. These were Kobi and Hernandez. so, coming home from the bar at around 2am, we set up fore recording. This time we had a bass guitar and an iBook to add to our arsenal. (the drum machine, sadly, was out of commission for this session).

Music Style experimental

Musical Influences CH3CH2OH (in massive quantities)

Similar Artists nobody (for their sake)

Artist History Chinese Boxmen was conceived in January of 2001. Rush 509 was recorded sometime that month, and DRMK was recorded sometime in February 2001.

Group Members Thomkin LaPerre, Brian Magnusson, Odin the Dog

Instruments vocals, viking power horn, coffee can, tambourine, drum machine, zoom effects pedal, bass guitar, ibook, beer bottles, pot lids, fire

Albums Rush 509, Don't Rape My Krew!

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Location Ann Arbor, MI - USA

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