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Pop Will Eat Itself. In 1986, the line-up of singer and guitarist Clint Mansell, guitarist and keyboardist Adam Mole, bassist Richard March, and drummer Graham Crabb formed as Wild And Wandering in the English town of Stourbridge. After some months and one e.p. they changed their name to Pop Will Eat Itself (PWEI) and earned attention from the ...
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After a long hiatus, Pop Will Eat Itself finally returned in 2011 with a radically different line-up and an excellent new album, “New Noise Designed by a Sadist.”With Graham Crabb as the only original member, the new PWEI added co-vocalist Mary Byker (Gaye Bykers on Acid, Apollo 440, Pigface), guitarist Tim Muddiman (Gary Numan), drummer Jason Bowld (Pitchshifter, Killing Joke) and bassist ...
Not being able to get the original Pop Will Eat Itself permanently back together, but feeling that the world is a better place with PWEI around, Graham Crabb has unleashed a new version of the band. With Mary Byker taking over as co-vocalist, the group released a new album in 2011, “New Noise Designed By A Sadist,” and has done a series of ...
PWEI are; Graham Crabb & Mary Baker on vocals, Rich March on guitar, Adam Mole on keys, Fuzz Townshend on drums & Davey Bennett on bass. This unique band, whose influence touched the careers of acts such as The Prodigy and Nine Inch Nails, still has a large, strong following worldwide, with an active online community who have shown great interest in the bands work, which continues to this day.
22 ago 2014 · August 22, 2014. UK Industrial dance/rock pioneers, Pop Will Eat Itself, aka PWEI, are set to return to Australia next month for the first time in two decades. During the late 80s and early 90s, PWEI gained a huge global following with their sample-heavy satire and industrial dance anthems.
