Apartment 26

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Apartment 26

Origin Leamington Spa, England
Years active 1999-2004
Genres Electronic
Heavy Metal
Members Biff Butler (Vocals)
Jon Greasley (Guitar)
Louis Cruden (Bass)
Kevin Temple (Drums)
Brad Booker (Drums)
Website(s) Official Website

Apartment 26 were an electronic/metal band from Leamington Spa, England. They played Ozzfest in 1999 and split up in 2004. They worked with Tchad Blake, at Real World Studios, on their self-financed "Music For The Massive", having scrapped "Album 1.5" after 2 years of production. The result was a much tighter band, and looser "live" sound, captured by Blake by making the band perform live in the studio. After selling the finished record to Atlantic/Wea the label shed half of its roster during a merge with Electra Records, including Apartment 26. The single "Give Me More" was a minor Modern Rock hit in 2004.

Their name comes from David Lynch's Eraserhead, in which the character lives in Apartment 26.

  • Hallucinating (1999) (Hollywood Records)
  • Music for the Massive (2004) (Atlantic/Wea)

Apartment 26's songs have been included on the following soundtracks:

  • Biff Butler: vocals
  • Jon Greasley: guitar
  • Louis Cruden: bass
  • Andy Huckvale: keyboards/programming
  • Kevin Temple: drums
  • Brad Booker: drums
  • Jeremey Colson: drums
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