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Señor Smoke (2005) is the second album from Electric Six, following Fire in 2003. It was released in the UK February 14, 2005 by Warner Music imprint Rushmore Records. Due to complications with Electric Six's former record label, Rushmore did not release the album in North America. In December 2005, the band announced a new partnership with ...
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Electric Six began as the band The Wildbunch in 1995, formed by drummer Cory Martin and vocalist Tyler Spencer, who had just graduated from college. Tyler Spencer didn’t come from a musical family and was originally born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania before moving to Detroit before high school. Cory Martin was born in Detroit. Adopting monikers of Ma...
In 2001, The Wildbunch were back together and recording. The first big change in this new line-up (though still under the name of The Wildbunch) was the adoption of new monikers and a new member. Tyler Spencer had changed his stage name from Jackson Pounder to the now familiar Dick Valentine around the time of Rock Empire. Original The Wildbunch me...
This release of Danger! High Voltage was re-created from the original tapes and, though some slight remixing and adjustments were made, it’s pretty similar. And with a single release in 2003, they had to make an accompanying video. Tyler Spencer and actress Tina Kanarek – who lip-synchs to Jack White’s vocals – sing along to the song in a house tha...
They continued to tour and write songs but little happened. There songs, however, continued to appear on compilations into 2004. In June 2004, after many months of touring but with much quietness otherwise, Electric Six began posting fresh messages on their official website. Written mostly by Spencer, they started off just talking about what the ba...
2005, a posting on the Electric Six website finally announced what fans had been waiting for: a new album. ‘A new year dawns…’ said the poster, ‘… and with it, a new Electric Six album is to be released. Señor Smoke is to be released on February 14th in the United Kingdom by Rushmore / Warner.’ The release date – whether intentional or not – was ap...
Much of 2005 was uneventful for the band. After the release of Senor Smoke the band continued to tour but nothing much else was discussed. Their tour to coincide with the album included visits to London, Hastings, York, Weisen Festival (Austria), Coventry, Harelbeke Festival (Belgium), Tastefest (Detroit), Big Gay Out (Finsbury, London) and the Azk...
With a new year dawning, on January 13th the band finally confirmed that the fourth album, currently being recorded, will be released in Autumn / Fall 2007 on Metropolis Records. At this point it was unnamed and the tracklist unconfirmed. On the 20th January 2007 Dick appeared on Detroit Internet station Riff2 where he played ‘Pink Flamingos’, ‘Jim...
The sixth record from Electric Six, ‘KILL’ was released on October 20th 2009 with an accompanying video for Body Shot. A ‘KILL Tour Mixtape’ was also released around the same time to promote the live tour. Spencer also announced a collaboration in 2009 with Will Bates from Fall On Your Sword. This resulted in them forming a duo called Evil Cowards ...
The seventh album from Electric Six, ‘Zodiac’, was released on September 28th 2010, alongside a tour entitled ‘Rent is Too Damn High!’. Spencer also wrote some music with Will Bates for a series of Internet shorts entitled ‘Bite Me”. A limited-edition 7” of ‘Jam It In The Hole’ and bonus digital-only track ‘I Can Translate’ was also released.
The eighth album from Electric Six, ‘Heartbeats and Brainwaves’. was released in October 2011, alongside the usual tour. There was also a limited edition remix 7” vinyl released.
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