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Crippled Black Phoenix is a U.K. progressive post-rock supergroup, featuring nearly 30 members in its rotating roster. The driving force behind the band is multi-instrumentalist Justin Greaves (Electric Wizard, Iron Monkey Se Delan), who co-founded the band in 2004 with Mogwai bassist Dominic Aitchison.
They are known for creating what they refer to as "endtime ballads", which capture the slightly macabre nature of their songs and the unique blend of styles that represent the final evolution in music. The band has made live shows a focal point, performing in unconventional venues worldwide and incorporating Victorian-era instruments alongside modern ones, often with more than a dozen members on stage.
I, Vigilante
Crippled Black Phoenix is a U.K. progressive post-rock supergroup, featuring nearly 30 members in its rotating roster. The driving force behind the band is multi-instrumentalist Justin Greaves (Electric Wizard, Iron Monkey Se Delan), who co-founded the band in 2004 with Mogwai bassist Dominic Aitchison.
They are known for creating what they refer to as "endtime ballads", which capture the slightly macabre nature of their songs and the unique blend of styles that represent the final evolution in music. The band has made live shows a focal point, performing in unconventional venues worldwide and incorporating Victorian-era instruments alongside modern ones, often with more than a dozen members on stage.
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Crippled Black Phoenix is a U.K. progressive post-rock supergroup, featuring nearly 30 members in its rotating roster. The driving force behind the band is multi-instrumentalist Justin Greaves (Electric Wizard, Iron Monkey Se Delan), who co-founded the band in 2004 with Mogwai bassist Dominic Aitchison.
They are known for creating what they refer to as "endtime ballads", which capture the slightly macabre nature of their songs and the unique blend of styles that represent the final evolution in music. The band has made live shows a focal point, performing in unconventional venues worldwide and incorporating Victorian-era instruments alongside modern ones, often with more than a dozen members on stage.
