CORAL REMAINS

CORAL REMAINS (formerly Styrofoam Sanchez) is represented through RATSKIN RECORDS . CORAL REMAINS has embarked on two US tours, and three PACNW / West Coast Tours, Collaborative projects are in the works with the legendary Bastard Noise, members of Cock ESP and more, as well as a VHS release on Out Of Body Records, numerous new cassette releases, a 7'' lathe, and more installation projects in 2016!  

CORAL REMAINS (formerly Styrofoam Sanchez) has toured or performed with The Ruins, Laetitia Sonami , Caroliner Rainbow, Nate Young and Aaron Dilloway of Wolf Eyes, Jaap Blonk, GX Jupitter Larsen, Blue Sabbath Black Cheer, AMK, Damion Romero, COCK E.S.P., Headboggle, Mark McGuire, Leslie Keffer, Horaflora , Yaxamillo (Japan) , Bastard Noise, Relay For Death, Black Dog, Crank Sturgeon, PCRV, The Haters, Stillsuit, Radio People, Burmese, Daisy World and many more. 
 

Empire Underwater

CORAL REMAINS

The seminal studio album from this ominous project fusing influences from Tetsuo The Iron Man to Wolf Eyes and everything in between, LAST COPIES AVAILABLE on white/iceberg vinyl.

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PRESS

"Landfill Experimentalists" 
"Styrofoam Sanchez sounds like today's sonic detritus assembled into some approximation of a doomy tomorrow as if the future will just be the sum of today's trash. The experimental group performs in elaborate Styrofoam headpieces and suits, evoking future monopolists of nonrecyclable material flaunting their wealth. Its sets consist of a single lengthy piece, incorporating musique concrète, computers, and live electronic manipulation, that at times sounds like grating machinery or a chorus of amplified empty stomachs. It's harsh, arrhythmic, and conceptual, but not pedantically so. The group bio uses phrases like "sculptural personification," but the experience is enthralling even for people who don't think or talk like that." - Sam Lefebvre ,  SF WEEKLY 

 

"Future Shocked"

 "At a time when corporations track individuals' facial characteristics with increasing precision, the aesthetics of obscurity take on an even greater element of political resistance. The band uses Styrofoam to evoke an image of material antagonism. The group holds a mirror to corporatized society, whose locked cycle of hyper-production, consumption, and disposal impedes lasting cultural developments."  - Alex Cruse, EAST BAY EXPRESS

"Empire Underwater"  KFJC Review 

"Empire Underwater" Follow The Light Blog Review 

"Empire Underwater"  Resipiscent Records Review  

 

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