Loudermilk
Loudermilk was an electro-rock duo formed in 2003 by John Fryer and Kristeen Young. Fryer had previously worked with Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails, while...
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Loudermilk was an electro-rock duo formed in 2003 by John Fryer and Kristeen Young. Fryer had previously worked with Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails, while Young had performed with Bauhaus and Cocteau Twins before they came together. Their debut album 'Ash to Ash' arrived in 2004, featuring the title track that developed a following.
They released several albums over the next decade, including 'The Red Record' in 2006, 'Deities' in 2008, and 'Old World' in 2012. Their final album 'The Sun Will Die' came out in 2015. Songs like '97 Ways To Kill A Superhero' and 'California' show their blend of electronic textures with rock elements.
Their music drew from post-punk, electronic, and gothic influences. The duo maintained a fairly low profile despite their connections to more established acts, and their catalog has a consistent atmospheric quality across those releases.
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