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Revision as of 11:09, 9 February 2007
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This Night Creeps, photo petrajane.com
This Night Creeps are a Hamilton post-punk band, which has had several line up changes since they started in 2002. Founding members Luke McPake and Steve Uren were in popular punk band My Two Cents, with Uren moving from bass to drums between bands. They took their name from one of the first songs they wrote.
Members
- Luke McPake: Vocals/Guitar/Sample triggering (founding member)
- Adam McKay (Pads): Bass
- Mark Brenndorfer: Guitar/Vocals
- Mark Seeney (Wurzel): Drums
Past Members
- Jeff Burch: Bass (founding member)
- Steve Uren: Drums (founding member)
Releases
- This Night Creeps EP (May 2003)
- This Night Creeps/Love Like... Electrocution Spilt EP (2005)
- The Noise of Music (May 2005)
- Hear A Body Tone (March 2006)
- Surfboards In Indian Country appears on the 2004 compilation A Low Hum Issue 10
- Black Box Interpreter appears on the 2005 compilation Go With The Movers
- Peasant Evening appears on the 2005 compilation Underground Resistance
Label
Mole Music
Ex Elevenfiftyseven
