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1989 Mark forms Pitch Shifter, with Johnny Carter and Stu Toolin lineup: vocals/bass - Mark D Clayden lead guitar - John A Carter rhythm guitar - Stu E Toolin backing vocals - Jon S Clayden |
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1990 Debut album "Industrial" released on Peaceville Records |
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1991 "Death Industrial" limited edition transparent 7 inch released vocals - JS Clayden bass - MD Clayden lead guitar - JA Carter rhythm guitar - SE Toolin |
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1992 Pitch Shifter sign to Earache Records and release the "Submit" EP. SE Toolin is later fired for "unprofessionalism". JS is persuaded, reluctantly, to join the band as full time vocalist, after singing on two tracks of "Submit". |
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1994 "Desensitised" is released.A live drummer is hired to play tribal rhythms over the top of the drum machine. vocals - JS Clayden bass - MD Clayden guitar/programming - JA Carter live drums - 'D' J Walter |
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1995 The "Remix War" is released, with contributions from Gunshot, Therapy?, and Biohazard. |
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1996 "Infotainment?" is released. Video for "Underachiever" gets respectable airtime on European MTV. |
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1998 Pitchshifter sign to major label Geffen, and release "www.pitchshifter.com". Jim Davies is hired to record lead guitar on the record, and then joins the band on a permanent basis. vocals/programming - JS Clayden bass - Mark Clayden guitar/programming - Johnny Carter lead guitar - Jim Davies live drums - 'D'J Walter |
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1999 "Un-UK" EP is released. 'D' leaves the band. |
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2000 "Deviant" is released, with both the album and single, "Dead Battery", charting in the UK. However, the band are dropped from their label. Founder member Johnny Carter leaves the band, but sticks around as a consultant on the album's programming. vocals/programming - JS Clayden bass - Mark Clayden guitar - Jim Davies recorded drums - John Stanier additional programming - Johnny Carter live rhythm guitar - Matt Grundy live drums - Jase Bowld |
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2002 "PSI", the band's last studio album, is released on Sanctuary Records. Video for single "Shutdown" gets heavy rotation on rock TV channels. The band decide to split, but keep it quiet. vocals/programming - JS Clayden bass - Mark Clayden guitar - Jim Davies drums - Jase Bowld live guitar - Dan Raynor additional programming - Drawbacks |
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2003 The band announce they are to split. They release live/remix album "Bootlegged, Distorted, Remixed and Uploaded", and a yet to be released DVD. Jim Davies leaves the band amicably before the farewell tour. Guitar duties on the tour are held by Dan & Tim Raynor, a.k.a the Drawbacks. vocals - JS Clayden bass - Mark Clayden lead guitar - Dan Raynor rhythm guitar - Tim Raynor drums - Jase Bowld |
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