Information
- Members:
- Pat Byrne – Drums
Jeff Pezzati – Bass
Santiago Durango – Guitar
Steve Albini – Guitar, Vocals
Roland Drum Machine- itself - Genre:
- Punk Rock
- Hometown:
- Chicago
- Record Label:
- Touch & Go
Photos
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PostersCreated on April 12, 2008 at 8:40am
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Big Black (band)
Photos from The Second City marathon.
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Big Black (band) FYI to our Tulsa Friends UndertheMooch Tulsa is having a sale on all Big Black CDs
Big Black (band) enter to win free studio time at Steve Albini's Electrical Audio.
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It's your ticket to the "FREE & EASY". You will need to stop by one of the branches to pick up your card, but hey, with 79 branch locations we’re sure there's one right around the corner. (Did we mention that all branches offer free WI-FI?)
Big Black (band) is pro-crack
AKA The Incredibly Corporate Whorish Big Black Interview Album ...
Big Black (band) is widely known to have been invented by Steve Albini, but did you also know he invented the entire spectrum of visible light? Its true!
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Kime and Jonathan Buchanan interview Steve Albini for 'DIY or Die'.
Big Black (band) heeeeey! have you a seena this video? on the youtube? its a very very good. very good.
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Steve Albini explains "Fake Italian" and the many different ways to use the language. This interview was filmed for the upcoming documentary on Silkworm entitled, "Couldn't You Wait?" for more info: www.myspace.com/couldntyouwait (more)
Big Black (band) "Chicago's most cantankerous studio engineer gives Ian the high-five of cultural superiority."
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Whenever I talk to a band who are about to sign with a major label, I always end up thinking of them in a particular context. I imagine a trench, about four feet wide and five feet deep, maybe sixty yards long, filled with runny, decaying shit...
