Microbunny
Microbunny came together in the early 2000s with Dr. Z on vocals, guitar, and keyboards, Nurse Amy on bass and vocals, and Electrode handling drums and...
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Microbunny came together in the early 2000s with Dr. Z on vocals, guitar, and keyboards, Nurse Amy on bass and vocals, and Electrode handling drums and electronics. Their debut album '20cc's of D5W' came out in 2003, followed by 'Electric Jungle' in 2006 and 'The Healing Frequency' in 2009. Dr. Z's medical background reportedly influenced some of their material, with songs like '20cc's of D5W' and 'Ether' hinting at that connection.
Their sound mixed psychedelic rock with electronic elements, creating tracks like 'Blue Stars' and 'Coronado' that felt both floating and rhythmic. While some critics dismissed their work as too experimental, they developed a following for their immersive live shows and albums that didn't stick to conventional rock structures.
After 2009, they haven't released new material, but songs like 'Dead Stars' and 'Gamma Hydra Iv' still surface in playlists focused on that era's more adventurous psychedelic and electronic crossovers.
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