Chris Fox Discography of CDs

Chris Fox albums Track Listing of songs: Clair: i; Clair: ii; Variants: Singing; Variants: Aggressive; Variants: Nervous; Variants: Tranquil; Variants: Brilliant; Variants: Dramatic; Contour; Two Pieces: i Grizzly Bear Jam; Two Pieces: ii Song to End Mourning; Crossing Over; Pied Piper; Let Me Die Before I Wake; Strange Moments ...

Chris Fox CD discography The story goes that Michigan's See You Next Tuesday had to record their debut effort, Parasite, twice, after the original files were lost to a studio computer hard drive crash. Anyone else smell a conspiracy here? Or perhaps said hard drive was simply unable to cope with the sheer "brootality" contained in the band's hyper-technical grindcore -- a theory that's at least as plausible as suicidal ProTools software seeking to spare humanity from such eardrum debilitating music. That's grindcore for ya, and if these 14 hyper-blasts and occasional melodic experiments (see "Paraphilia") are anything to go by, See You Next Tuesday surely exemplify the genre's outermost avant-garde fringe in terms of controlled extremism. Armed with his Kramer guitars, whammy bars, and probably Floyd Rose tremolos, too, guitarist Drew Slavik attempts to inject an '80s shredding mentality into grind's uncompromising savagery; refusing to ever repeat the same riff twice, and thereby ensuring that See You Next Tuesday's songs always last less than two minutes, with very rare exceptions. Vocalist Chris Fox contributes both bowel-churning growls and incensed spazzed-out screams in the Mike Patton tradition, while the band's humorous song titles (e.g. "Good Christians Don't get Jiggy with It Till After Marriage," "Before I Die I'm Gonna F**k Me a Fish," etc.) make for sharp contrast against their devastating instrumental ...

Chris Fox music CDs Recording information: Full Force Studios (07/23/2008-08/07/2008). See You Next Tuesday: Fox (vocals); Drew Slavik (guitar); Travis Martin (bass guitar); Andy Dalton (drums). Audio Mixers: Dan Kenny; Joe Cincotta.

Chris Fox discography Queensryche guitarist Geoff Tate turns in a veritable cornucopia of delights on this, his self-titled debut album. Drawing on a broad range of influences, Tate incorporates elements of folk, electronica, world music, and modern rock into his playing. Tracks include "Flood," "Forever," and "Every Move ...