Biography at a glance
Originating from Philadelphia in 1979, Crash Course In Science built a reputation on DIY instrumentation—using toy and kitchen items to create distinctive rhythms and spiky synth textures. The trio—Dale Feliciello, Mallory Yago, and Michael Zodorozny—pushed boundaries in the post-punk and early electronic scenes. After an initial run, they reformed in 2009 and continued to influence artists in the electroclash and minimal synth movements. Their discography blends playful experimentation with a sense of dark kineticism, delivering music that remains influential decades later.
Discography highlights
Most recent releases include Situational Awareness (2017, Electronic Emergencies) and Near Marineland (2011, Schematic). The latter saw a 2024 reissue by Dark Entries, introducing new listeners to their classic material. Notable singles include Cakes in the Home (1979) and the 12-inch Jump Over Barrels (Dark Entries, 2016). For fans exploring the catalog, Bandcamp remains a key hub for full discography and direct artist access, with official pages linked below.
Upcoming tour info
As of the latest updates, there are no public 2025 dates announced. Their last confirmed live appearance was at West Fest Chicago in 2024. For fans planning ahead, we’ll monitor announcements and provide direct, no-hassle ticket options as soon as tours are confirmed. When new dates emerge, you’ll find clear listings here to help you secure seats quickly.
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