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Maz Kattuah. Exhibit Developer. With a background in Industrial Design, Maz fit right in when he became an Exhibit Developer at the Exploratorium in 2003. He’s been developing, fabricating, and installing interactive exhibits at the museum ever since.
Formed in late 1988 by Trent Ruane (lead singer, organ, saxophone) and Maz Kattuah (bass guitar), the band's lineup also included Larry Winther (lead guitar), and Russell Quan . [2] [3] The group became a key musical force in San Francisco's emerging garage punk scene alongside the Phantom Surfers and the Untamed Youth , although the ...
Maz Kattuah. Bob Vickers. John Moremen. Oed Ronne. Website. www.theorangepeels.com. The Orange Peels is an American rock band that has its roots in the international indie-pop and indie-rock movements of the 1990s. Over seven albums, the group has extended its pop sensibilities beyond the borders of those genres to explore ...
Maz Kattuah – bass guitar, backing vocals; Russell Quan – drums; Production and packaging. J. Lesser – audio mastering of CD re-release; Sven-Erik Geddes – photographs in both original LP release and CD re-release "Uncle" Mike Lucas – photographs in both original LP release and CD re-release
Formed in late 1988 by Trent Ruane (lead singer, organ, saxophone) and Maz Kattuah (bass guitar), the band's lineup also included Larry Winther (lead guitar), and Russell Quan (drums). The group adopted the moniker the Mummies and immediately became known for their style of dress, clothing themselves in tattered rags like monster mummies.
7. Aug. 2015 · About the Phantom Surfers. According to Wikipedia, the band has been around from 1988-present. They are from San Francisco, California and play a genre of music known as "Surf rock." Well, that about sums it up, sports fans. Personnel. "Swell" Mel Bergman: guitar. Mike "Mouth" Lucas: bass. Maz "Spazz" Kattuah: drums.
The Mummies. The Mummies are an American garage punk band formed in San Bruno, California, in 1988. Exhibiting a raw and lo-fi sound, dubbed "budget rock", the Mummies' rebellious attitude and distinctive performance costumes exerted an influence on garage punk and garage rock revival acts later in the decade, as well as in the 1990s.
