65Daysofstatic

Country: United Kingdom

Formed: 2001

Styles: Electro Idm Math Rock Post-Rock

Biography

Founded in 2001 as a trio, then made up of Joe Shrewsbury, Paul Wolinski, and Iain Armstrong, the 65Daysofstatic group would take its name from the fact that it was led to compose the soundtrack of John Carpenter's film Stealth Bomber featuring Kurt Russell at its beginnings. The film was delayed for 65 days due to a logistical error.
In May 2003, Armstrong left the group, which was then reduced to a dual state. During this year will be composed The Fall Of Math. By the end of 2003, Rob Jones (Battery) and Gareth Hughes (Basse) joined the band. The Fall Of Math was released in late 2004, followed by One Time For All Time a year later.
After many line-up changes, the band returned to us in 2007 with the surprising Destruction Of Small Ideas at Monotreme Records.