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Artist description
What Warhol did to soup so we do to rock. |
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Music Style
Pop and rock, both vocal and instrumental |
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Musical Influences
The Fall |
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Similar Artists
Negativland, Tom Lehrer, Art of Noise, John Updike and Richard Linklater |
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Artist History
Actively recording since 1 March 2002. The band is geographically diffuse and shifty. One longtime member describes Farces Wanna Mo (or "The Farces") as a "songwriting collective."
Band has still not played live, but does aspire to that.
There is a lot of additional biographical type info in the audio track "What Farces Wanna Mo Has To Say" (available through this site and on the ep "Transcend & Subsume"). Download it. It is a big mp3 file, but the presentation is a lot funner when you can hear the variety of voices and visions of the lages Farces group. |
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Group Members
2 Numerous 2 Mention
(and his sidekick, Asian rapper, Manila Rice). |
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Instruments
Strings, percussion, woodwinds, etc. |
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Albums
If Not Why Not? (2003); Transcend and Subsume ep (2002); Mess of Pottage lp (2000); Recording At Home Plus 7 ep (1999); Unroyal Nonagons lp (1998); Please Stand Blithe ep (1997); Not Cal Not Local lp (1997); There's Got To Be An Aesthetic There split-lp (1996); Subtly Ridiculous lp (1995); Diesel Verdant ep (1993); I Carry On Carrion CarryOns lp (1993); Deconstruct You ep (1992); Hopes of Sync and Glory (1990); Failure Misery and Bereavement (1990) |
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Press Reviews
"This is punk rock for the future."
- Ram Samudrala from review of Unroyal Nonagons lp 1998.
"[U]sed Condrums (In the Trash) . . . it's BOSS"
-Richard Meltzer writing in the BLURT section of the San Diego Reader, 2000
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Additional Info
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Location
PO Box 1837, Wonder Valley, California - USA |
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