Computer Jesus Refrigerator

Once you've heard the ADDified noise collages of Computer Jesus Refrigerator and read the "Revolutionary, rulebreaking haiku" on their FMA profile, you might start thinking about Weasel Walter's science fiction prog-noise epic band, Flying Luttenbachers. But while every Luttenbachers CD I've heard has like 20 minute long walls of noise, Computer Jesus Refrigerator takes the opposite approach. Completely condensed, mile-a-minute scraps of trashed out sounds make MTV cinematics seem patient and slow paced. And not unlike "16 and Pregnant", these songs may deter you from ever giving birth so as to end the soiled race that produces such nonsense.

Also, it really ought to be mentioned that this band does GREAT music videos, that you NEED to check out on their Youtube channel. - Free Music Archive

"Bleeping" as in "I've got a bunch of new bands for you today that use lots of insane bleepy sounds", not "bleeping" as in "fucking". This isn't the fucking radio, why would I censor the headline?

All the same, I oughtta warn ya that the video on the right is a bit NSFW. Both are from Computer Jesus Refrigerator, a San Antonio based duo of grind/noise/gore/bleeping nonsense. I've been enjoying their songs for months now, but recently noticed that the band has posted a whole slew of awesome music videos on their Myspace. - WFMU: Beware of the Blog

This is really amazing: (VIDEO)

This one’s good, too: (VIDEO)

I recommend checking out all this guy’s stuff. It’s supa dupa selexy. He calls himself Kokofreakbean. - Dangerous Minds

During SXSW week in Austin, even Computer Jesus Refrigerator drew some stares as the band sauntered toward the frenetic intersection of Red River and 6th streets, hours early for their show. (Especially during SXSW, the intersection is arguably the epicenter of action that makes it easy for Austin to maintain its unofficial slogan of "Keep Austin Weird.")

Computer Jesus Refrigerator, not surprisingly, is a noise band. After all, how well could they see to play while wearing those masks? (Or maybe, like Jack Nicholson told Michael Keaton during the filming of 'Batman,' "Just let the costume do the performing.")

The San-Antonio-based band played at least a couple of times, including the always popular Awthumfetht, billed as an "annual experimentaloidic music/performing/art showcase" packed with bands.
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