Crash Course in Science
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About Crash Course in Science
Crash Course in Science (CCIS) is an electronic musical group that was formed in 1979 in Philadelphia by Dale Feliciello (lead vocals), Mallory Yago and Michael Zodorozny. The band was formed as a way to explore performance art and music, which the members desperately needed to express. Choosing toy instruments and live drums out of necessity, CCIS began to experiment with a series of analog recording devices. The instruments gave way to crude drum machines and 'Frankenstein' type home-made instruments.
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Top Tracks
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Flying Turns
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Cardboard Lamb
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Jump Over Barrels
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No More Hollow Doors
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It Cost’s to be Austere
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Crashing Song
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Near Marineland
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Factory Forehead
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cakes in the home
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Second Glance
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Someone Reads
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Force The Habit
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It Cost's To Be Austere
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Pompeii Spared
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kitchen motors
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mechanical breakdown
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Near Marineland Remix
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Second Glance Remix
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Cardboard Lamb (Vitalic Mix)
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Jump Over Barrels Remix
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Flying Turns (Crash Course in Science Remix)
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Cardboard Lamb (Crash Course in Science (Transducer) Remix)
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Cardboard Lamb (Vitalic Remix)
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Pompeii Spared (original demo version)
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Jump Over Barrels (1981 demo)
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Some Change
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Fun Hair
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In Your Own Backyard
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Sputnik In Orbit
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Distant Drum
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Near Marineland (1981 demo)
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It Cost's To Be Austere (1981 demo)
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Wishbone
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Fake Plastic
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Second Glance (1981 demo)
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Bumpster
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No More Hollow Doors (1981 demo)
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Wait A Minute
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Force The Habit (1981 demo)
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Miscommunication
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Near Marineland (Remix)
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So Pantsed
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Streetcar 4 A.M.
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Second Glance (Remix)
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Drive
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Second Glance (Break Down Remix)
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Beat Filter_Instro
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Cardboard Lamb (David Carretta Mix)
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Passage
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Jump Over Barrels (Remix)
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