Rope

   
Artist: Rope

   Genre(s): 
Electronic
   

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Discography:


   
 It'S No Fun To Compute

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 11

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Rope is an electro-acoustic duo comprised of Przemyslaw Chris Drazek on guitar and trumpet and Robert Iwanik on electric bass voice and vocals. The deuce were originally in a band called KRZYCZ (translation: "scream") only left after a few releases and a tour because they were blase with the material: interference rock. In 1998, the yoke so formed Rope in their small settlement in Poland and later recorded an EP, Febricity, in Warsaw. Influenced by bands on Amphetamine Reptile and Touch & Go, the band began playing splintered post-hardcore, merely shortly shifted to more than drone-based, psychedelic material reminiscent of Swans, Current 93, or Nick Cave. In 2000, they sold everything they owned and touched to Chicago to be part of the city's palmy experimental shot. Rope acquired drummer Mike Kendrick, began touring, and wrote material for a new album. The EP Febricity so byword its American firing on Family Vineyard in 2002.





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