Creepy (band)

Creepy (band)
Creepy (band)
Origin	San Francisco, California
Genres	indie rock/pop punk
Years active	2002–present
Labels	Teeno Records
Members	Danny Cole (vocals/guitar); Johnny Bananas (bass); Adam Grant (drums); Emy D (synth)
Past members	Dave Chavez (bass)
Website	www.myspace.com/creepy

Creepy is a San Francisco, California-based indie rock/pop punk band that formed in 2002.

The Triple EP and Strong Lies Kill Highs

In 2007, the group released a full-length CD entitled "The Triple EP" which was a collection of music from three previously unreleased EP length CDs.^[1]

The Triple EP received positive reviews by many critics of independent music because of its illustration of progress as the band evolved their unique sound over the 2003-2007 period. The Triple EP also received radio play on several college and independent music radio showcases.

The band released their fourth EP in 2009 entitled, Strong Lies Kill Highs. It was announced in January 2009 in a blog on Creepy's Myspace that they plan to tour in March and April in support of their newly released EP.

Associated acts

Notably, the original bass guitar player was Dave Chavez from hardcore bands Verbal Abuse and Code of Honor.^[2] Adam Grant was also the drummer for hardcore bands Retching Red, featuring Cinder Block (formerly of Tilt), and Oppressed Logic.^[3]^[4]

Discography

2003

Hungry Like The Wolf EP
1. Powerless
2. Blitzwing
3. Lamewad
4. Teenage Burnout
5. Bombshell

2005

The Gloom EP
1. Delay
2. Rise Of Revenge
3. Burn Me
4. Renegade
5. Out Of Sight Out Of Mind

2007

The Triple EP
1. The Lost
2. You're Dead
3. Torn To Zero

2009

Strong Lies Kill Highs
1. Side Unseen
2. Approach is Order
3. Strange Days
4. Bleed Dry
5. Narko Darko
6. Uncommon

"Hungry Like The Wolf EP" (2003/Teeno, mixed by Ryan Greene)
"The Gloom EP" (2005/Teeno, recorded/mixed/produced by Adam Krammer at Motor Studio SF)
"The Triple EP" (2007/Teeno, recorded/mixed/produced by Scott Llamas at Popsmear)
"Strong Lies Kill Highs (2009/Teeno, recorded/mixed/produced by Scott Llamas at Popsmear, mastered by Steve Hall at Future Disk)

References

^ "Razorcake.org - Review". Archived from the original on 2011-09-29. Retrieved 2009-02-19.
^ Mysteryisland.net - Verbal Abuse interview
^ Punkglobe.com - Review
^ Retching Red - Bio Archived 2005-02-05 at the Wayback Machine

External links

Creepy on Myspace
Teeno Record Official site

[1] "Razorcake.org - Review". Archived from the original on 2011-09-29. Retrieved 2009-02-19.

[2] Mysteryisland.net - Verbal Abuse interview

[3] Punkglobe.com - Review

[4] Retching Red - Bio Archived 2005-02-05 at the Wayback Machine

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