The Flying Luttenbachers
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Biography
The Flying Luttenbachers, an American instrumental noise rock band, was formed in December 1991 in Chicago, Illinois. The group was led by multi-instrumentalist and composer Weasel Walter, with initial members including Hal Russell and Chad Organ. Their debut single "546 Seconds Of Noise" was released in 1992. Over the years, the band's lineup evolved significantly under Walterâs leadership, featuring notable musicians such as Ken Vandermark, Fred Lonberg-Holm, and Mick Barr. The Flying Luttenbachers released several albums, including Constructive Destruction (1994), Revenge (1996), and The Void (2004). They toured extensively with bands like Lightning Bolt and U.S. Maple. In November 2007, the band officially disbanded following the release of their final studio album Incarceration by Abstraction. The Flying Luttenbachers reformed in 2017 and released subsequent albums such as Shattered Dimension (2019) and Terror Iridescence (2022).
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Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Cataclysm
- Crypt Emission
- The Serialization of Cruelty
- The First Time
- From Oblivion
- Insektoid Horror
- movement four of L'Ascension
- Electrocution
- Medusa
- Interstellar War
- Violent Shade
- Triplex
- Trauma 11
- The Elimination of Incompetence
- Trauma 10
- Number Two
- Trauma 9
- Night of the Leeches
- Trauma 8
- Demonic Velocities
- No Transistor
- Hand in My Pocket
- Last Blast Before the Root Canal
- High Fidelity Improvisation
