AUDIOLINE
COLLIDER THIS MONTH’S BAND BAND MEMBERS
Bill Vine: Vocals, Guitar, Electronics, Shiny magic box Simon Grimbley: Bass Mase (John) Mason: Drums
SOUNDS LIKE
Buzzing and banging. Lots of layers. Like clothes in the winter. Also the future.
INFLUENCES
Radiohead, Bjork, Sigur Ros, Portishead, Mogwai, iLikeTrains, Amon Tobin, Penderecki, Modeselektor, Plaid, Pole, Ryoji Ikeda, Autechre, Godspeed you! Black Emperor.
Collider came together at the end of BIOGRAPHY
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2008 with an extra flesh-based member instead of the shiny magic box that would later come to take his place. Having gigged up and down the country, a chance slot at a Cambridge venue in 2011 introduced the band to the man that would later become half of Ziggurat Creative who decided to take a bet on them and release their debut single in September of that year. Having played with the likes of the mighty Mimas and iLiKETRAiNS, Collider continue to search out new lands to invade with their brand of experimental/post rock. Tey're not exactly the most prolific band, taking their time to get things right rather than churning out song after dreary song that sounds the same, so bare with them as they finish off their long awaited debut album, hopefully
sometime towards the end of this year or the beginning of next.
RELEASES
Snakes with Wings split 7" on Ziggurat Creative(September 2011) Treehouse CD single, download and (hopefully) 10" vinyl on Ziggurat Creative(June 2012)
GIGS
June 22nd - Norwich Arts Centre (Treehouse Single Launch) July 28th - Te Bull, Colchester
LINKS
www.collider.org.uk facebook.com/collidertheband collidertheband.tumblr.com twitter.com/collidertheband collidertheband.bigcartel.com
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