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Eat Static biography, Eat Static discography
Eat Static is Merv Pepler, an electronic music project from England formed in 1990.In 1988 they collaborated on a project under the name of Wooden Baby which hinted at early rave and techno sounds as well as numerous other styles, and by 1990, the project had evolved in to Eat Static.Pepler explained: "There we were in Ozrics doing all this technically impressive, weird music with mad timings, and getting really involved with it, and this experiment that became Eat Static was a good excuse to ignore all that, get the synths out, and be as stupid as we could!"Pepler and Hinton are often joined in the studio by Eat Static's invisible third member Steve Everitt.Pepler is featured on the 2006 Ozric Tentacles album 'The Floor's Too Far Away', playing percussion on the track 'Armchair Journey'.On 6 February 2008, Merv announced on the Eat Static website that Joie was leaving as "he has had enough of all the travelling and being away from home and family".However, Merv stated that he would continue to perform and produce under the Eat Static name as a solo project.He also hinted that there would be more scope for collaborations in the future.Musicology
Although most often associated with the psychedelic trance genre, the band actually span almost all forms of dance music, including trance, techno, gabber, drum and bass, and breakbeat.British rave scene, like The Prodigy, Underworld, Orbital, Aphex Twin and Leftfield.As of 2006, Eat Static continue to tour their live act.An excerpt from Eat Static
Problems listening to the file?Problems listening to the file?Inanna (Alien Records (UK) 1991)
Monkey Man (Alien Records (UK) 1991)
The Alien E.World (Planet Dog Records 1998)
Alien EPs (Mesmobeat Records 1999)
DecaDance (Mesmobeat Records 1999)
Crash and Burn!Memobeat Records 2000)
Prepare Your Spirit (Mesmobeat Records 2000)
In The Nude!Classified (Solstice Music International 2007)
Untitled (InterchillRecords 2008)
Many of the Planet Dog releases are still available at www.Other projects
Eat Static also produced the soundtrack for the RTS game Conquest Earth, published by Eidos Interactive.The album was called 'Supernatural Jazz' and was released on their own Mesmobeat label.This project is often classed under lounge music and has a 1950's feel mixed with modern electronica.Steve Jolliffe had previously teamed up with Eat Static appearing on their 'Crash and Burn!Science of the Gods' albums.In 2005 Merv Pepler's collaboration with Will White of the Propellerheads, called 'Flexitones', released their debut album 'Joyrider' again through Twisted Records.Will White had previously teamed up with Eat Static on the tracks 'Dervish Funk', appearing on the 'Crash and Burn!Pepler has also teamed up with Shane Thomson and Jamie Nott to from Cosmic Journey Project.Pepler's project with Simon Posford (Hallucinogen, Shpongle) called 'Metal Sharon' has so far released one track, 'Balloon Dance' once again through Twisted Records.Joie Hinton, the other half of Eat Static, has released an album under the name Nodens Ictus.Hinton teamed up with Ed Wynne from the Ozric Tentacles for this ambient project.The album was called 'Spacelines' and was a collection of tracks recorded earlier in their careers, although it featured two tracks written in 2000.Joie is also a member of space rock band Dream Machine, together with Ozric fontman Champignon.Now
Steve Everitt, Eat Static's studio based third member, has released two tracks on Planet Dog compilations under the name Alien Progeny.This page was last modified on 6 February 2008, at 13:00.Ozric Tentacles' Merv Pepler (keyboards, drum patterns, samplers) and Joie Hinton (keyboards, samplers) along with synth player Steve Everitt, Eat Static formed in Frome, England in 1989.After making their initial appearances performing before and after Ozric shows, Eat Static issued their first few singles on their own Alien label before signing to Planet Dog, debuting with the album Abduction in 1993.Buy MusicWant to see your products in Yahoo!Current Advertisers Sign InHelp improve Yahoo!View RSS FeedMake money with Yahoo!Shopping APIs, now powering Yahoo!Eat Static is J Hinton, M Pepler and S Everitt.They gained a huge following thanks to the MegaDog circuit, where they have played numerous live gigs.Further single releases included the Bony Incus EP and Epsylon EP, which saw Eat Static explore the realms of harder trance and drum and bass.Released in '93 on Planet Dog Records, there's some really rhythmetrical tracks here that aren't like a lot of Eat Statics earlier material, which tended to be a little plinky plonkey and squelchy!Released 1993 on Planet Dog Records.Gulf Breeze is probably one of Eat Statics finest tracks ever.The original mix of Gulf Breeze is on the Abduction album.Released 1995 on Planet Dog Records.The title track is opens all very atmospherically, typical Eat Static.The beat kicks in with a host of accompanying blips, squelches and other atypical Eat Static samples, but they fail to liven up this slow affair.....Released in the UK early '96 on Planet Dog Records.The Original mix is a kicking track for Eat Static and just proves they can produce stuff that's not all bleeps and squelches.Released 1997 on Planet Dog Records.Jon the Dentist Remix (7.Jon the Dentist Remix (7.Thanks to Brian Harris for this information.Decks and scratches on track 3 by Will White.For further information on Eat Static see their official web site.All previous releases on the Planet Dog label are still available from Planet Dog directly.See the official Planet Dog web site.Id + " Link: " + targetLink.Id + " Text: " + targetLink.
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