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<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault] with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com SIRS], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 SIRS released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. SIRS included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, SIRS released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> In 2013, SIRS released the full-length "High Minors". The record includes guest appearances by [[John Haggerty]] of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br /> <br /> In 2013, Rob and San Andreas Fault were commissioned by Chicago's Redmoon Theatre to compose the music for the Winter Pageant show, a Bollywood/surf production with 40 dancers, giant robotic vehicles and live performance by the Fault.<br /> <br /> In 2014 The Fault released the 7" single "Blowne Leafe" b/w "Voight-Kamff"<br /> <br /> In 2018, The Fault released a six song EP entitled "Black Ribbon", recording by Andy Gerber (Local H. Smoking Popes)<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault website]<br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com SIRS website]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=8348 Rob Warmowski 2017-01-24T05:50:45Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault] with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com SIRS], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 SIRS released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. SIRS included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, SIRS released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> In 2013, SIRS released the full-length "High Minors". The record includes guest appearances by [[John Haggerty]] of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br /> <br /> In 2013, Rob and San Andreas Fault were commissioned by Chicago's Redmoon Theatre to compose the music for the Winter Pageant show, a Bollywood/surf production with 40 dancers, giant robotic vehicles and live performance by the Fault.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault website]<br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com SIRS website]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=8347 Rob Warmowski 2017-01-24T05:24:07Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault] with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com SIRS], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 SIRS released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. SIRS included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, SIRS released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> In 2013, SIRS released the full-length "High Minors". The record includes guest appearances by [[John Haggerty]] of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br /> <br /> In 2013, Rob and San Andreas Fault were commissioned by Chicago's Redmoon Theatre to compose the music for the Winter Pageant show, a Bollywood/surf production with 40 dancers, giant robotic vehicles and live performance by the Fault.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com SIRS website]<br /> * [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault website]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6584 Rob Warmowski 2014-01-23T09:49:51Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault] with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com SIRS], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 SIRS released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. SIRS included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, SIRS released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> In 2013, SIRS released the full-length "High Minors". The record includes guest appearances by [[John Haggerty]] of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br /> <br /> In 2013, Rob and San Andreas Fault were commissioned by Chicago's Redmoon Theatre to compose the music for the Winter Pageant show, a Bollywood/surf production with 40 dancers, giant robotic vehicles and live performance by the Fault.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com SIRS website]<br /> * [http://safault.com San Andreas Fault website]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6583 Rob Warmowski 2014-01-23T09:48:54Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault] with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> In 2013, SIRS released the full-length "High Minors". The record includes guest appearances by [[John Haggerty]] of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br /> <br /> In 2013, Rob and San Andreas Fault were commissioned by Chicago's Redmoon Theatre to compose the music for the Winter Pageant show, a Bollywood/surf production with 40 dancers, giant robotic vehicles and live performance by the Fault.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com SIRS website]<br /> * [http://safault.com San Andreas Fault website]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6563 Rob Warmowski 2013-10-15T20:50:23Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault] with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2013 release. The record includes guest appearances by [[John Haggerty]] of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br /> <br /> In 2013, Rob and San Andreas Fault were commissioned by Chicago's Redmoon Theatre to compose the music for the Winter Pageant show, a Bollywood/surf production with 40 dancers, giant robotic vehicles and live performance by the Fault.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6562 Rob Warmowski 2013-10-15T20:50:02Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault] with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2013 release. The record includes guest appearances by [[John Haggerty]] of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> In 2013, Rob and San Andreas Fault were commissioned by Chicago's Redmoon Theatre to compose the music for the Winter Pageant show, a Bollywood/surf production with 40 dancers, giant robotic vehicles and live performance by the Fault.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6466 Rob Warmowski 2013-02-18T17:37:33Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band [http://sanandreasfault.bandcamp.com San Andreas Fault] with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2013 release. The record includes guest appearances by [[John Haggerty]] of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6453 Rob Warmowski 2013-02-03T07:46:24Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2013 release. The record includes guest appearances by [[John Haggerty]] of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6452 Rob Warmowski 2013-02-03T07:46:01Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. <br><br> <br /> Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2013 release. The record includes guest appearances by John Haggerty of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6451 Rob Warmowski 2013-02-03T07:45:19Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2013 release. The record includes guest appearances by John Haggerty of [[Naked Raygun]] / [[Pegboy]] and Thymme Jones of [[Cheer-Accident]]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6432 Rob Warmowski 2012-12-20T17:32:24Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Link Wray and Dick Dale, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2013 release.<br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6431 Rob Warmowski 2012-12-20T17:31:50Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Dick Dale and Link Wray, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2013 release.<br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6430 Rob Warmowski 2012-12-20T17:31:12Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Dick Dale and Link Wray, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left, Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2013 release.<br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6429 Rob Warmowski 2012-12-20T17:28:29Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Dick Dale and Link Wray, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs included drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left, Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2012 release.<br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6428 Rob Warmowski 2012-12-20T17:27:19Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. Appearing on bills with instrumental rock guitar legends Dick Dale and Link Wray, in 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left, Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2012 release.<br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6427 Rob Warmowski 2012-12-20T17:26:16Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault full-length for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left, Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2012 release.<br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6426 Rob Warmowski 2012-12-20T17:25:23Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and radio stations. Work began in late 2012 on a second San Andreas Fault record for 2013 release. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. Mike Greenlees has since left, Sirs, replaced on drums by Andy Kosinski. Sirs is completing their first full-length "High Minors" for 2012 release.<br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6302 Rob Warmowski 2011-09-30T15:27:29Z

<p>Warmowski: /* External Links */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com Boo Hoo 12" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6301 Rob Warmowski 2011-09-30T15:26:51Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In August 2011, Sirs released the [http://sirs.bandcamp.com 4-song 12" EP "Boo Hoo"]. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://sirs.bandcamp.com "Boo Hoo" EP (2011)]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6047 Rob Warmowski 2010-04-08T05:17:10Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs], a band with vocalist Chris Kreb, who left that year. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. In March 2010, Sirs recorded eight songs with Thymme Jones engineering. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6046 Rob Warmowski 2010-04-08T05:14:21Z

<p>Warmowski: /* External Links */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=6045 Rob Warmowski 2010-04-08T05:13:36Z

<p>Warmowski: /* External Links */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://sirs-chicago.com Sirs site and 2010 recordings]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=1985&diff=6000 1985 2010-01-24T22:24:32Z

<p>Warmowski: /* Notable Chicago Punk Events in 1985 */</p> <hr /> <div>== Notable Chicago Punk Events in 1985 ==<br /> <br /> * [[Naked Raygun]] finally gets the funds to release [[Throb Throb]]<br /> * July - [[Articles of Faith]] play their final show at the [[Cubby Bear]]<br /> * [[Fever Records]] releases [[The Effigies]] second LP, Fly on a Wire<br /> * [[Happy Toons]] breaks up and posthumously releases Rest In Pieces<br /> * [[ID Under]] is formed<br /> * [[Skafish]] breaks up<br /> * [[Nadsat Rebel]] breaks up<br /> * [[Seismic Waves]] appears on the Mystic records comp ''Party Animal'', then breaks up<br /> * [[The Defoliants]] having formed in 1984, play their first show in January at Cubby Bear, with [[Out Of Order]], [[Blatant Dissent]] and The Dead Milkmen<br /> [[Category:Chicago Punk by Year]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=1985&diff=5999 1985 2010-01-24T22:23:39Z

<p>Warmowski: /* Notable Chicago Punk Events in 1985 */</p> <hr /> <div>== Notable Chicago Punk Events in 1985 ==<br /> <br /> * [[Naked Raygun]] finally gets the funds to release [[Throb Throb]]<br /> * July - [[Articles of Faith]] play their final show at the [[Cubby Bear]]<br /> * [[Fever Records]] releases [[The Effigies]] second LP, Fly on a Wire<br /> * [[Happy Toons]] breaks up and posthumously releases Rest In Pieces<br /> * [[ID Under]] is formed<br /> * [[Skafish]] breaks up<br /> * [[Nadsat Rebel]] breaks up<br /> * [[Seismic Waves]] appears on the Mystic records comp ''Party Animal'', then breaks up<br /> * [[The Defoliants]] having formed in 1984, play their first show in January at Cubby Bear.<br /> [[Category:Chicago Punk by Year]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=1985&diff=5998 1985 2010-01-24T22:23:16Z

<p>Warmowski: /* Notable Chicago Punk Events in 1985 */</p> <hr /> <div>== Notable Chicago Punk Events in 1985 ==<br /> <br /> * [[Naked Raygun]] finally gets the funds to release [[Throb Throb]]<br /> * July - [[Articles of Faith]] play their final show at the [[Cubby Bear]]<br /> * [[Fever Records]] releases [[The Effigies]] second LP, Fly on a Wire<br /> * [[Happy Toons]] breaks up and posthumously releases Rest In Pieces<br /> * [[ID Under]] is formed<br /> * [[Skafish]] breaks up<br /> * [[Nadsat Rebel]] breaks up<br /> * [[Seismic Waves]] appears on the Mystic records comp ''Party Animal'', then breaks up<br /> * [[The Defoliants]] having formed in 1984 play their first show at Cubby Bear.<br /> [[Category:Chicago Punk by Year]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=1985&diff=5997 1985 2010-01-24T22:22:55Z

<p>Warmowski: /* Notable Chicago Punk Events in 1985 */</p> <hr /> <div>== Notable Chicago Punk Events in 1985 ==<br /> <br /> * [[Naked Raygun]] finally gets the funds to release [[Throb Throb]]<br /> * July - [[Articles of Faith]] play their final show at the [[Cubby Bear]]<br /> * [[Fever Records]] releases [[The Effigies]] second LP, Fly on a Wire<br /> * [[Happy Toons]] breaks up and posthumously releases Rest In Pieces<br /> * [[ID Under]] is formed<br /> * [[Skafish]] breaks up<br /> * [[Nadsat Rebel]] breaks up<br /> * [[Seismic Waves]] appears on the Mystic records comp ''Party Animal'', then breaks up<br /> * [[The Defoliants]], having formed in 1984 play their first show at Cubby Bear.<br /> [[Category:Chicago Punk by Year]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=5996 Rob Warmowski 2010-01-24T10:09:58Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees ([[Blatant Dissent]] / [[Tar]]) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Defoliants&diff=5995 Defoliants 2010-01-24T10:07:04Z

<p>Warmowski: /* External Links */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Defoliants-hangten.jpg|thumb|right|Cover to ''Hang Ten'' 7"]]<br /> <br /> '''The Defoliants''' were a Chicago punk band from [[1984]] to [[1990]]. They played a bunch of shows for that time, typically opening up for larger Chicago bands such as [[Naked Raygun]]. Their self-described finest moment was opening up for Fugazi at [[Dreamerz]]. Their music incorporated heavily from surf music, making their sound more unique than most of their contemporaries. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Members ==<br /> <br /> * [[Rob Warmowski]] - Bass & Vocals<br /> * [[Chuck Uchida]] - Guitar<br /> * [[Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]] - Drums<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> <br /> * Rob and Jeff went to Mather High School <br /> * The band wrote and performed a soundtrack for a Schwinn Predator BMX bicycle tv ad in 1987<br /> * They contributed a song "Steakhouse" to the soundtrack for the movie [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101502/ The Borrower]<br /> <br /> == Releases ==<br /> <br /> * '''NOW How Much Would You Pay For It?''' Cassette ([[1985]])<br /> ** Recorded at [[SotoSound Studios]] - 2 track live, [[Evanston]]<br /> # Bad Day At The Beach<br /> # I Wish You Were Fiction<br /> # Cold Start 64738<br /> # Came/Saw/Conquered<br /> # Don’t Eat The Dieffenbacchia<br /> # Rectal Inferno<br /> # Code White<br /> # Can’t Lose<br /> # Speed Racer<br /> # Final Notice Prior To Disconnection<br /> # Wild, Wild World of Animals<br /> # Up Against The Mall<br /> <br /> * '''Hang Ten''' 7″ ([[Pravda]], [[1987]])<br /> ** Recorded 8-track at [[Head Studios]], Chicago 1986<br /> # Mass<br /> # Whitecap<br /> # The Guy Who Got Mad<br /> # Mr. Spy<br /> <br /> * '''Grrr''' LP ([[Angry Fish]] (Germany), [[1989]])<br /> ** Recorded [[1988]] 24-track at [[Chicago Recording Company]]<br /> ** Produced by [[Iain Burgess]]<br /> # Bad Day At The Beach<br /> # Steakhouse<br /> # I Wish You Were Fiction<br /> # West Bank<br /> # Quinn Martin<br /> # Speed Racer<br /> # Safety Town<br /> # Rooked<br /> # Wild, Wild World Of Animals<br /> # The Guy Who Got Mad<br /> # Jack The Ripper<br /> # Rectal Inferno<br /> # Lake Effect<br /> <br /> === Compilations ===<br /> <br /> * '''Hog Butcher To The World''' (Mad Queen / [[WNUR]] LP) 1988?<br /> ** The End<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.facebook.com/#/pages/The-Defoliants/46792636157 Defoliants Facebook Page] <br /> * [http://www.punkvinyl.com/2005/05/28/selections-from-the-punk-vault-the-defoliants/ MXV review of The Defoiliants 7"] - Most info on this page from here<br /> [[Category:Bands]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Defoliants&diff=5994 Defoliants 2010-01-24T10:06:43Z

<p>Warmowski: /* External Links */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Defoliants-hangten.jpg|thumb|right|Cover to ''Hang Ten'' 7"]]<br /> <br /> '''The Defoliants''' were a Chicago punk band from [[1984]] to [[1990]]. They played a bunch of shows for that time, typically opening up for larger Chicago bands such as [[Naked Raygun]]. Their self-described finest moment was opening up for Fugazi at [[Dreamerz]]. Their music incorporated heavily from surf music, making their sound more unique than most of their contemporaries. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Members ==<br /> <br /> * [[Rob Warmowski]] - Bass & Vocals<br /> * [[Chuck Uchida]] - Guitar<br /> * [[Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]] - Drums<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> <br /> * Rob and Jeff went to Mather High School <br /> * The band wrote and performed a soundtrack for a Schwinn Predator BMX bicycle tv ad in 1987<br /> * They contributed a song "Steakhouse" to the soundtrack for the movie [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101502/ The Borrower]<br /> <br /> == Releases ==<br /> <br /> * '''NOW How Much Would You Pay For It?''' Cassette ([[1985]])<br /> ** Recorded at [[SotoSound Studios]] - 2 track live, [[Evanston]]<br /> # Bad Day At The Beach<br /> # I Wish You Were Fiction<br /> # Cold Start 64738<br /> # Came/Saw/Conquered<br /> # Don’t Eat The Dieffenbacchia<br /> # Rectal Inferno<br /> # Code White<br /> # Can’t Lose<br /> # Speed Racer<br /> # Final Notice Prior To Disconnection<br /> # Wild, Wild World of Animals<br /> # Up Against The Mall<br /> <br /> * '''Hang Ten''' 7″ ([[Pravda]], [[1987]])<br /> ** Recorded 8-track at [[Head Studios]], Chicago 1986<br /> # Mass<br /> # Whitecap<br /> # The Guy Who Got Mad<br /> # Mr. Spy<br /> <br /> * '''Grrr''' LP ([[Angry Fish]] (Germany), [[1989]])<br /> ** Recorded [[1988]] 24-track at [[Chicago Recording Company]]<br /> ** Produced by [[Iain Burgess]]<br /> # Bad Day At The Beach<br /> # Steakhouse<br /> # I Wish You Were Fiction<br /> # West Bank<br /> # Quinn Martin<br /> # Speed Racer<br /> # Safety Town<br /> # Rooked<br /> # Wild, Wild World Of Animals<br /> # The Guy Who Got Mad<br /> # Jack The Ripper<br /> # Rectal Inferno<br /> # Lake Effect<br /> <br /> === Compilations ===<br /> <br /> * '''Hog Butcher To The World''' (Mad Queen / [[WNUR]] LP) 1988?<br /> ** The End<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.facebook.com/#/pages/The-Defoliants/46792636157 Defoliants Facebook Page"] <br /> * [http://www.punkvinyl.com/2005/05/28/selections-from-the-punk-vault-the-defoliants/ MXV review of The Defoiliants 7"] - Most info on this page from here<br /> [[Category:Bands]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=5988 Rob Warmowski 2009-12-29T01:07:32Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] who were active from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees (Blatant Dissent / Tar) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=5955 Rob Warmowski 2009-10-18T18:00:08Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees (Blatant Dissent / Tar) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=5954 Rob Warmowski 2009-10-18T17:59:42Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label Sirs now includes drummer Mike Greenlees (Blatant Dissent / Tar) and bassist Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons) with Rob on guitar and vocals. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=5904 Rob Warmowski 2009-09-24T03:51:26Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label before ending the project. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=5903 Rob Warmowski 2009-09-17T03:17:02Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. In [[1985]] the band (Rob, [[Chuck Uchida]] and [[Jeff Cohn|Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]]) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in [[1987]] on Chicago label [[Pravda Records]], and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label. Sirs is now a trio including Mike Greenlees (Blatant Dissent, Tar) and Tony Jones (Sixteen Tons). <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende] and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. He is also a contributor to the sports website [http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/ Can't Stop The Bleeding], writing mainly about the Chicago White Sox. <br><br><br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> * [http://soundcloud.com/allende Allende]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=5362 Rob Warmowski 2008-12-24T22:43:38Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] from 1984 to 1989. Im 1985 the band (Rob, Chuck Uchida and Jeff 'BBQ" Cohn) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in 1987 on Chicago label Pravda Records, and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label before ending the project. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as Allende and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. <br><br><br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=5345 Rob Warmowski 2008-12-11T20:34:01Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] from 1984 to 1989. Im 1985 the band (Rob, Chuck Uchida and Jeff 'BBQ" Cohn) released a cassette called "Now How Much Would You Pay For It?", a 7" EP titled "Hang Ten" in 1987 on Chicago label Pravda Records, and a LP titled "Grrr" on the Berlin label Angry Fish Music in 1989. <br><br /> <br /> In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]] after releasing two 7"s ("Assembler/33 Degrees" and "Comedian / 12 Step") as well as winning graphic design honors by the US National Design Museum / Smithsonian for the "Assembler" package. Buzzmuscle completed but did not release an LP named "Stayeth". <br><br><br /> In 2000, Rob appeared on Califone's second self-titled EP released on RoadCone records. Rob also played bass on the theme music for the 1997 TV comedy show "Upright Citizen's Brigade" as part of a combo named "The Real Welders". Between 1999 and 2002, Rob worked for the small Chicago independent label Perishable Records, art-directing and project-managing label projects including Califone, Fruit Bats, The Fire Show, Frontier and many others. <br><br><br /> In 1999, Rob founded the surf-noir band band San Andreas Fault with guitarist Pete Machine and a rotating cast of musicians. In 2003 SAF released the 90% instrumental album "Encantada", tracks of which appear on numerous television programs and internet radio stations. <br><br><br /> In 2007, Rob founded Sirs, a band with vocalist Chris Kreb. In 2008 Sirs released the 7" "Billy The Kidney / Fast Eddie and Curtis" on the Unicut Records label before ending the project. <br><br><br /> With animator Heather Smith, he created, wrote, directed, voice-acted, scored and engineered the online web comedy cartoon series "Officer Bob" in 2008.<br /> Rob now records as Allende and works as an independent technical and creative writer, producer and educator. <br><br><br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle "Assembler" info page]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sirs-chicago Sirs myspace]<br /> * [http://www.officer-bob.com/ Officer Bob]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=4374 Rob Warmowski 2007-08-10T19:06:29Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] from 1984 to 1989. In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]]. Rob currently records as San Andreas Fault and works as an independent documentary media writer and producer.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle homepage]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=4373 Rob Warmowski 2007-08-08T14:38:40Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] from 1984 to 1989. In [[1991]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. That band broke up in [[1994]]. Rob currently records as San Andreas Fault and works as an independent media / documentary writer and producer.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle homepage]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Defoliants&diff=4372 Defoliants 2007-08-08T14:36:47Z

<p>Warmowski: /* Notes */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Defoliants-hangten.jpg|thumb|right|Cover to ''Hang Ten'' 7"]]<br /> <br /> '''The Defoliants''' were a Chicago punk band from [[1984]] to [[1990]]. They played a bunch of shows for that time, typically opening up for larger Chicago bands such as [[Naked Raygun]]. Their self-described finest moment was opening up for Fugazi at [[Dreamerz]]. Their music incorporated heavily from surf music, making their sound more unique than most of their contemporaries. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Members ==<br /> <br /> * [[Rob Warmowski]] - Bass & Vocals<br /> * [[Chuck Uchida]] - Guitar<br /> * [[Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]] - Drums<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> <br /> * Rob and Jeff went to Mather High School <br /> * The band wrote and performed a soundtrack for a Schwinn Predator BMX bicycle tv ad in 1987<br /> * They contributed a song "Steakhouse" to the soundtrack for the movie [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101502/ The Borrower]<br /> <br /> == Releases ==<br /> <br /> * '''NOW How Much Would You Pay For It?''' Cassette ([[1985]])<br /> ** Recorded at [[SotoSound Studios]] - 2 track live, [[Evanston]]<br /> # Bad Day At The Beach<br /> # I Wish You Were Fiction<br /> # Cold Start 64738<br /> # Came/Saw/Conquered<br /> # Don’t Eat The Dieffenbacchia<br /> # Rectal Inferno<br /> # Code White<br /> # Can’t Lose<br /> # Speed Racer<br /> # Final Notice Prior To Disconnection<br /> # Wild, Wild World of Animals<br /> # Up Against The Mall<br /> <br /> * '''Hang Ten''' 7″ ([[Pravda]], [[1987]])<br /> ** Recorded 8-track at [[Head Studios]], Chicago 1986<br /> # Mass<br /> # Whitecap<br /> # The Guy Who Got Mad<br /> # Mr. Spy<br /> <br /> * '''Grrr''' LP ([[Angry Fish]] (Germany), [[1989]])<br /> ** Recorded [[1988]] 24-track at [[Chicago Recording Company]]<br /> ** Produced by [[Iain Burgess]]<br /> # Bad Day At The Beach<br /> # Steakhouse<br /> # I Wish You Were Fiction<br /> # West Bank<br /> # Quinn Martin<br /> # Speed Racer<br /> # Safety Town<br /> # Rooked<br /> # Wild, Wild World Of Animals<br /> # The Guy Who Got Mad<br /> # Jack The Ripper<br /> # Rectal Inferno<br /> # Lake Effect<br /> <br /> === Compilations ===<br /> <br /> * '''Hog Butcher To The World''' (Mad Queen / [[WNUR]] LP) 1988?<br /> ** The End<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.punkvinyl.com/2005/05/28/selections-from-the-punk-vault-the-defoliants/ MXV review of The Defoiliants 7"] - Most info on this page from here<br /> [[Category:Bands]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Defoliants&diff=4371 Defoliants 2007-08-08T14:34:56Z

<p>Warmowski: /* Notes */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Defoliants-hangten.jpg|thumb|right|Cover to ''Hang Ten'' 7"]]<br /> <br /> '''The Defoliants''' were a Chicago punk band from [[1984]] to [[1990]]. They played a bunch of shows for that time, typically opening up for larger Chicago bands such as [[Naked Raygun]]. Their self-described finest moment was opening up for Fugazi at [[Dreamerz]]. Their music incorporated heavily from surf music, making their sound more unique than most of their contemporaries. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Members ==<br /> <br /> * [[Rob Warmowski]] - Bass & Vocals<br /> * [[Chuck Uchida]] - Guitar<br /> * [[Jeff "BBQ" Cohn]] - Drums<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> <br /> * Rob and Jeff went to Mather High School <br /> * The band wrote and performed a soundtrack for a Schwinn Predator BMX bicycle Ad in 1987<br /> * They contributed a song "Steakhouse" to the soundtrack for the movie [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101502/ The Borrower]<br /> <br /> == Releases ==<br /> <br /> * '''NOW How Much Would You Pay For It?''' Cassette ([[1985]])<br /> ** Recorded at [[SotoSound Studios]] - 2 track live, [[Evanston]]<br /> # Bad Day At The Beach<br /> # I Wish You Were Fiction<br /> # Cold Start 64738<br /> # Came/Saw/Conquered<br /> # Don’t Eat The Dieffenbacchia<br /> # Rectal Inferno<br /> # Code White<br /> # Can’t Lose<br /> # Speed Racer<br /> # Final Notice Prior To Disconnection<br /> # Wild, Wild World of Animals<br /> # Up Against The Mall<br /> <br /> * '''Hang Ten''' 7″ ([[Pravda]], [[1987]])<br /> ** Recorded 8-track at [[Head Studios]], Chicago 1986<br /> # Mass<br /> # Whitecap<br /> # The Guy Who Got Mad<br /> # Mr. Spy<br /> <br /> * '''Grrr''' LP ([[Angry Fish]] (Germany), [[1989]])<br /> ** Recorded [[1988]] 24-track at [[Chicago Recording Company]]<br /> ** Produced by [[Iain Burgess]]<br /> # Bad Day At The Beach<br /> # Steakhouse<br /> # I Wish You Were Fiction<br /> # West Bank<br /> # Quinn Martin<br /> # Speed Racer<br /> # Safety Town<br /> # Rooked<br /> # Wild, Wild World Of Animals<br /> # The Guy Who Got Mad<br /> # Jack The Ripper<br /> # Rectal Inferno<br /> # Lake Effect<br /> <br /> === Compilations ===<br /> <br /> * '''Hog Butcher To The World''' (Mad Queen / [[WNUR]] LP) 1988?<br /> ** The End<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.punkvinyl.com/2005/05/28/selections-from-the-punk-vault-the-defoliants/ MXV review of The Defoiliants 7"] - Most info on this page from here<br /> [[Category:Bands]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=4370 Rob Warmowski 2007-08-08T14:32:44Z

<p>Warmowski: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the founding bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]] from 1984 to 1989. From [[1991]] to [[1994]], Rob founded Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. Rob currently records as San Andreas Fault and works as an independent media / documentary writer and producer.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle homepage]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=4369 Rob Warmowski 2007-08-08T14:29:17Z

<p>Warmowski: /* External Links */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]]. From [[1991]] to [[1994]], Rob was in Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. A longtime Bridgeport resident, he's currently in San Andreas Fault and works for Perishable Records.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle homepage]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

Warmowski https://punkdatabase.com/w/index.php?title=Rob_Warmowski&diff=4368 Rob Warmowski 2007-08-08T14:28:50Z

<p>Warmowski: /* External Links */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Rob Warmowski''' was the bassist and lead singer for [[The Defoliants]]. From [[1991]] to [[1994]], Rob was in Buzzmuscle with [[Greg Dunlap]], [[Dave Schleitwiler]] of [[Bhopal Stiffs]] and Brian Gay of [[Savage Beliefs]]. A longtime Bridgeport resident, he's currently in San Andreas Fault and works for Perishable Records.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/sanandreasfault San Andreas Fault myspace]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/ Perishable Records]<br /> * [http://www.perishablerecords.com/buzzmuscle/ Buzzmuscle homepage]<br /> * [http://robwarmowski.com/ Rob Warmowski's personal blog]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Band Members]]<br /> [[Category:Bassists]]<br /> [[Category:Singers]]</div>

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