John Dwyer (musician)

John Dwyer (musician)

John Dwyer is a guitarist/vocalist who has been in a number of bands in both Providence, RI and San Francisco, CA. These bands have ranged from noisy garage rock (Coachwhips, The Hospitals) to experimental folk-pop (The Ohsees (aka OCS)) and "gay" German techno (Zeigenbock Kopf).

His bands Pink and Brown, Coachwhips, and The Hospitals made a habit out of setting up anywhere except the stage, resulting in situations where the audience and Dwyer are more connected. Various sources cite Dwyer being seen playing on top of arcade games, washing machines, racks of CDs, and once at a bus stop down the street from the club. For Pink and Brown and Coachwhips, Dwyer got his distinctive vocal sound by singing through a telephone mouthpiece [http://www.posteverything.com/sackbutblues/article.php?id=6156] . His first projects in the late 1990s (OCS, Pink and Brown, Landed, The Netmen) were associated with the notorious Fort Thunder art collective.

He also played drums for The Troggs cover band The Trawggs and Revenge SF (aka Revenge).

After Narnack departed ways with John, Dwyer started Castle Face Records in 2007, the first release was "Sucks Blood" by The Ohsees.

Bands featuring John Dwyer (listed in alphabetical order)

*Burmese (Drums)
*Coachwhips (aka Roachclips) (Guitar, Vocals)
*Dig That Body up... It's Alive! (Guitar, Vocals)
*The Hospitals (Guitar)
*Krang (aka Tar-Aiym Krang) (Guitar)
*Landed (Guitar)
*Netmen (Guitar, Vocals)
*The Ohsees (aka OCS, Oronoka Crash Suite, Orinoka Crash Suite) (Guitar, Vocals, Noise)
*Pink and Brown (Guitar, Vocals)
*Revenge SF (aka Revenge) (Drums)
*Sword and Sandals (Drums)
*The Trawggs (Drums)
*Yikes (Guitar, Vocals)
*Zeigenbock Kopf (aka Ziegenbock Kopf, Ziegenbok Kopf) (Vocals, Electronics)

Complete John Dwyer discography (by band, in alphabetical order)

Coachwhips (aka Roachclips)

Albums

*"Hands on the Controls", 2002, Black Apple Records
*"Get Yer Body Next Ta Mine", 2003, Narnack Records
*"Bangers vs. Fuckers", 2004, Narnack Records
*"Peanut Butter and Jelly Live At The Ginger Minge", 2005, Narnack Records
*"Double Death", CD/DVD 2006, Narnack Records

ingles

*"Coachwhips/A Tension Split 7", 2003
*"Coachwhips/Trin-Tran Split 7", 2004
*"Coachwhips/Intelligence Split 7", 2005

Compilations

* "Frisco Styles", ????, Deitch Projects

DVD / Video

* "Burn My Eye" DVD, ????, BME
* "Double Death" CD/DVD, 2006 Narnack Records

Dig That Body Up It's Alive!

Albums

*"A Corpse Is Forever", 2007, Rock Is Hell Records

The Hospitals (projects with John Dwyer)

Albums

* "I've Visited the Island of Jocks and Jazz", 2005, Load Records

DVD / Video

* Coachwhips: "Double Death" CD/DVD, 2006 Narnack Records (DVD contains a live performance)

Landed (projects with John Dwyer)

Albums

* "Why I Live" 10", 1997, Vermiform Records
* "Everything's Happening" CD/LP, 1998, Vermiform Records
* "Dirty Bomb / Creeping Hand" 12", 2007, Corleone Records

Compilations

* "Olde Tyme Lemonade" CD and Cassette, 2003, Hospital Productions ("They Were Eating Caca")

DVD / Video

* "Pick a Winner" CD/DVD Compilation, 2004, Load Records (DVD Easter Egg is a live performance from Philadelphia, 1998)

Netmen

Albums

* "Self-titled" Cassette (Folding) (1995/1996, re-released 2006)

Compilations

* "You're Soaking in it: The Sounds and Smells of Load Records" (Load Records) (1997) ("Itsu Bou")

The Ohsees (aka OCS, Orange County Sound, Orinoka Crash Suite)

Albums

*"34 Reasons Why Life Goes On Without You / 18 Reasons To Love Your Hater To Death",????, tUMULt (as OCS) (aka "1")
*"2", 2004, Narnack Records (as OCS)
*"3 - Song about Death and Dying / 4 - Get Stoved", 2005, Narnack Records (as OCS)
*"Live @ Yerba Buena Center for the Arts", 2005, [http://www.fauxfetus.net/faux/bands/ocs/] Faux Fetus (online EP)
*"Grave Blockers EP", 2006, Rock is Hell Records (Very limited edition of 51, 6" lathe cut vinyl and a 3" CDr)
*"The Cool Death of Island Raiders", 2006, Narnack Records (aka "5")
*"Sucks Blood", 2007, Castle Face Records (as Thee Oh Sees)
*"The Masters Bedroom Is Worth Spending A Night In", 2008, Castle-Face Records / Tomlab Records
*"The Hounds of Foggy Notion", Due: August 5, 2008, (Live CD/DVD) (as Thee Oh Sees)

Compilations

* "You're Soaking in It", 1997, Load Records ("Chinese Probe", same at "Intermission" from the album "2") (as Oronoka Crash Suite)
* "U.S. Pop Life Vol.11: Looking for the Perfect Glass - California Post Punk", ????, Contact Records (as OCS)

Pink and Brown

Albums

* "Final Foods", 2001, Load Records

* "Pink and Brown/Death Drug" (Split 12"), 2002, Load Records

* "Shame Fantasy II", 2003, Load Records

Compilations

* "Mish Mash Mush Volume 2", ????, Fort Thunder ("888 Freeze")
* "Science of Glass Gargantua", ????, Toyo
* "Pick a Winner" CD/DVD Compilation, 2004, Load Records ("Soccer Moms")

DVD / Video

* Lightning Bolt: "The Power of Salad" DVD (Load Records) (2002) (Interview only)
* "Pick a Winner" CD/DVD Compilation, 2004, Load Records ("Soccer Moms" Video)

Revenge SF (aka Revenge)

Albums

* "Welcome to the Party" (Split CD with DJ Shitbird), ????, Narnack Records

words and Sandals

Albums

* "Live #3", 2007, Freak Out
* "Live at Arc", 2007, Freak Out

The Trawggs

DVD / Videos

* Coachwhips: "Double Death", 2006, Narnack Records (Contains 3 live songs)

Yikes

Albums

* "Secrets to Superflipping" EP (10"/CD), 2006, Upset the Rhythm
* "Whoa Comas Or Blood Bomb" EP (CD), 2007, Kill Shaman, (12"), 2008, Labil

Zeigenbock Kopf (aka Ziegenbock Kopf, Ziegenbok Kopf)

Albums

* "I.D.M.", ????, KSR
* "The Architecture of Dark Dance" Cassette, ????, Toyo
* "Nocturnal Submissions", ????, Tigerbeat6
* "Fuck You to Dust", ????, [http://www.fauxfetus.net/faux/bands/zeigenbockkopf/] Faux Fetus (online LP)

Remixes

* Numbers: "Death" (remix of the Numbers song "I Like Having These Things"), ????, Tigerbeat6

Compilations

* "Paws Across America 2002 Tour", 2002, Tigerbeat6 ("Sex with Men")
* "Open Up and Say @<%_| [!] ", ????, Tigerbeat6
* "Frisco Styles", ????, Deitch Projects

DVD / Video

* "Burn My Eye" DVD, ????, BME

External links

*Fecal Face - "Podcast interview with John Dwyer" November 2007 : http://www.fecalface.com/podcasts/p.php?file=2007-11-08_john_dwyer_interview.m4a
*ARTNOISE webzine - "Interview with John Dwyer," August 2005 : http://www.artnoise.net/?p=189
*Dusted Magazine - Listed: John Dwyer (Top 10 List): http://www.dustedmagazine.com/features/129
*Crashin' In - "Ginger Minge, Ginger Minge" (Interview): http://www.crashinin.com/indieold25.html
*"Crawdaddy!" - "Why Thee Oh Sees are Worth Spending a Night With," March 2008 (Article with interview): http://crawdaddy.wolfgangsvault.com/Article.aspx?id=6040
*Splendid - "Get Outta the Way, It's the Coachwhips" (Interview w/ Audio clips): http://www.splendidezine.com/features/coachwhips/
*PostEverything - "Goodness Gracious! Great Balls of Dwyer!" (Interview): http://www.posteverything.com/sackbutblues/article.php?id=6156
*ZeroMag - "Coachwhips: Giddiap!" (Interview): http://www.zeromag.com/articles/article_view.php?id=225&pi=1


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