One inch punch

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One inch punch
General information
origin Los Angeles , United States
Genre (s) Hip hop
founding 1995
resolution 1997
Last occupation
Voice, guitar, beats, drums
 Justin Warfield
bass
 Gianni Garofalo

One Inch Punch was an American hip-hop band that was formed in Los Angeles in 1995 and disbanded in 1997.

history

One Inch Punch was the direct follow-up to The Justin Warfield Supernaut , in which both Gianni Garofalo and Justin Warfield previously played and released an album. The only album Tao of the One Inch Punch , produced by Tim Simenon , is still considered one of the most important albums that bridged the gap from indie pop to hip hop . The track Metaphysics was created in collaboration with rapper Mannish . After a tour, u. a. even through Germany , where One Inch Punch was received with great enthusiasm, it became very quiet around the band until Warfield showed up with new music projects. The band's style was influenced by Supernaut (predecessor band ), Guided by Voices , Sonic Youth , Beck , Mobb Deep and Wu-Tang-Clan . She herself had a significant influence on the bands that influenced Tape (follow-up) and She Wants Revenge (follow-up). Depeche Mode with the single Barrel of a Gun and the band Placebo with the single Bruise Pristine each brought out a One Inch Punch Mix . Producer and DJ Tim Simenon ( Bomb the Bass ) remixed a song from One Inch Punch with the single Angela Davis .

Discography

Albums

Singles and EPs

  • 1996: Secrets of the One Inch Punch (10 ", Audio Ink / Virgin)
  • 1997: If (CD single, Audio Ink / Virgin)
  • 1997: Angela Davis (CD single, Audio Ink / Virgin, 2 different versions)

Compilation Contributions

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Trivia

  • The "One Inch Punch" is a punching technique of Kung Fu that was first demonstrated in 1964 by Bruce Lee .
  • "Orson Welles' Martians" refers to a radio play by the director Orson Welles, who set the fictional invasion of Martians to music in a radio report in 1938 .
  • "Caught the Train back to Shepherd's Bush" in Just Enough refers to the district of the same name in London , where, by the way, Roger Daltrey ( The Who ), Steve Jones ( Sex Pistols ) and Pete Doherty ( The Libertines ) grew up.
  • "I Stayed on PCH across from the Motel" in The Bu - PCH is an abbreviation for Pacific State Route 1 , which u. a. also passes Los Angeles .
  • Angela Davis is an American civil rights activist who may a. for political prisoners. You apply z. B. also the songs Angela by John Lennon and Sweet Black Angel by the Rolling Stones .
  • There was an Australian punk band that was also called One Inch Punch, but renamed itself to Mid Youth Crisis and has since disbanded.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ One Inch Punch - Tao Of The One Inch Punch. Retrieved June 5, 2020 .
  2. ↑ One Inch Punch. Retrieved June 5, 2020 .
  3. ↑ Mid Youth Crisis. Retrieved June 5, 2020 .