Under Midnight
Album Info
Released in 1992 on Wonderland Records, This was the band's debut full-length album.
The self-titled release featured an industrial rock sound similar to Nine Inch Nails or early Mortal, as well as myriad samples from sci-fi movies Blade Runner and Robocop. The song lyrics and liner notes told a story of a futuristic society similar to the one portrayed in the novel Brave New World, where a technological hedonism has replaced faith and other traditional values.
Mark Robertson "D.B. Allen" (Tony MacAlpine, Generation) - Bass/Programming/Vocals
Michelle Thompson - Backing Vocals
Tony Valenziano - Backing Vocals
Ron Turner - Backing Vocals
Kurt Bachman (Believer) - Guitar
Luke Mazzeri (ModEx, Zero) - Programming
Max Hsu (Church of Rhythm, Superchic[k], Zero) - Programming
The self-titled release featured an industrial rock sound similar to Nine Inch Nails or early Mortal, as well as myriad samples from sci-fi movies Blade Runner and Robocop. The song lyrics and liner notes told a story of a futuristic society similar to the one portrayed in the novel Brave New World, where a technological hedonism has replaced faith and other traditional values.
Lineup
Caesar Kalinowski "Frankie" (Generation) - Guitar/Programming/VocalsMark Robertson "D.B. Allen" (Tony MacAlpine, Generation) - Bass/Programming/Vocals
Guest Artists
Beki Hemingway (This Train) - Vocals/Backing VocalsMichelle Thompson - Backing Vocals
Tony Valenziano - Backing Vocals
Ron Turner - Backing Vocals
Kurt Bachman (Believer) - Guitar
Luke Mazzeri (ModEx, Zero) - Programming
Max Hsu (Church of Rhythm, Superchic[k], Zero) - Programming
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