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Invisible Dead

Biography

Short-lived and bizarre Christchurch industrial outfit from around 1992-1993.

[From] December 1992 to June 1993 played 8 gigs in their six months together. Their sound was based on robotic and repetitive beats, and their stage show included a two-headed guitarist, a clarinet player dressed only in tin-foil and glad wrap, and a singer in a chemical suit emblazoned with endless personal insults
Dave Clark

The band recorded a couple of tape releases, and were included on the ‘Flat City’ and ‘Roadkill Banquit’, but never commercially released any other recordings, despite several songs recorded with Dave Wernham (4-track).

Their excellent posters (many of which can be found in the poster archive) were always highly graphic and usually repulsive.

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  1. We should get the band back together. I have been cooking up some great Bass lines etc. We could get seriously weird, heavy, atmospheric, artsy and loud ( but not gnarly loud, no, bad, not ok ).

    The Bass Player.

    PS I’m not fcuking kidding either.

    Drums, Bass, Clarinet, Guitar, Vocals.

    Oh but wait… we really should have punched way higher. Just saying… that gig at the Black Ball hall with that lone hippy guy in the swarm of skins was CLASSIC small town Kiwi weird shit, and he knew we were playing a SONIC YOUTH cover !!!! Legendary. ( Titanium Expose ).

    Still kicking.

    Roberto.

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