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| − | '''Chaos Engine''' from 1994 – 1995 were [[Kurt Joy]] (bass, programming), [[Tristam Murdoch]] (vocals) and [[Graham Woods]] (guitar). | + | '''Chaos Engine''' from 1994 – 1995 were [[Kurt Joy]] (bass, programming), [[Tristam Murdoch]] (vocals) and [[Graham Woods]] (guitar). Kurt Joy was essentially the driving force behind the project and later told [[Nexus]] "I am Chaos Engine". He had previously played with [[Toolmaker]] and [[Room]], while Murdoch and Woods had both been in [[Lungfeast]]. |
As with several other related bands and projects formed within these circles, Chaos Engine were a band who combined heavier guitar-based music with electronica, which in this case has been described as “technodeathgrind”. | As with several other related bands and projects formed within these circles, Chaos Engine were a band who combined heavier guitar-based music with electronica, which in this case has been described as “technodeathgrind”. | ||
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The band played predominantly between Auckland and Hamilton, including the [[Battle of the Bands 1994]]; appeared Live to Air on [[Contact 89FM]] and [[Herringbone Shed]] in 1995, and had several tracks recorded with [[Dave Whitehead]] at [[Theta Productions]]. | The band played predominantly between Auckland and Hamilton, including the [[Battle of the Bands 1994]]; appeared Live to Air on [[Contact 89FM]] and [[Herringbone Shed]] in 1995, and had several tracks recorded with [[Dave Whitehead]] at [[Theta Productions]]. | ||
| − | Kurt Joy | + | Kurt Joy then moved on to play as bassist for [[Greg Broadmore]]’s project [[Nihil]], but more significantly, commenced working with [[Adrian Wallace]] for the first time, with whom he co-founded [[Usine]] in 1995. Both also became members of [[Department of Corrections]] in 1996. |
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Kurt later went on to work in the film and television department at [[Wintec]]. | Kurt later went on to work in the film and television department at [[Wintec]]. | ||
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