About Black Nite Crash

BLACK NITE CRASH:

Jim Biggs - Vocals and Guitar
Jasun Hadaway- Bass Guitar
Scott Kennedy- Guitar and Vocals
Randall Morgan- Drums and Percussion
Isabel Dickey- Keyboards and Tambourine

It’s no coincidence the band name was picked from the final and most explosive single by legendary Brit-rock band Ride. Black Nite Crash continues in the same fuzz-drenched tradition of gorgeous melodies and big guitar sounds. The band’s atmospheric, dynamic sound has seen them compared to The Church, The Pixies & The Jesus & Mary Chain. Black Nite Crash formed in 2002 in their adopted hometown of Seattle. A shared love of shoegaze bands, new wave and classic sixties garage blended together into their own version of noise-pop. "We always felt a little too post-punk to be psychedelic, a little too psychedelic to be post-punk," states Jim Biggs, "but we've always seen the obvious connections: a good melody, loud guitars and a dark sense of absurdity."

"Array", the band’s full-length debut, was recorded at London Bridge Studio. Recorded & produced by Dave Hillis & Erik Blood. It is now available as an LP with a free CD version of the album included. Highlights include “Falling Down”, “Soft Focus”, & “Perfect Blue.” Black Nite Crash is now in the studio working on a follow-up album, "Drawn Out Days", expected for release later in 2011. Stay tuned.


BLACK NITE CRASH: Jim Biggs - Vocals and Guitar Jasun Hadaway- Bass Guitar Scott Kennedy- Guitar and Vocals Randall Morgan- Drums and Percussion Isabel Dickey- Keyboards and Tambourine It’s no coincidence the band name was picked from the final and most explosive single by legendary Brit-rock band Ride. Black Nite Crash continues in the same fuzz-drenched tradition of gorgeous melodies and big guitar sounds. The band’s atmospheric, dynamic sound has seen them compared to The Church, The Pixies & The Jesus & Mary Chain. Black Nite Crash formed in 2002 in their adopted hometown of Seattle. A shared love of shoegaze bands, new wave and classic sixties garage blended together into their own version of noise-pop. "We always felt a little too post-punk to be psychedelic, a little too psychedelic to be post-punk," states Jim Biggs, "but we've always seen the obvious connections: a good melody, loud guitars and a dark sense of absurdity." "Array", the band’s full-length debut, was recorded at London Bridge Studio. Recorded & produced by Dave Hillis & Erik Blood. It is now available as an LP with a free CD version of the album included. Highlights include “Falling Down”, “Soft Focus”, & “Perfect Blue.” Black Nite Crash is now in the studio working on a follow-up album, "Drawn Out Days", expected for release later in 2011. Stay tuned.