Jucifer

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Jucifer is a two piece Noise Rock band signed to Relapse Records.^[1] Band members include Amber Valentine (lead guitar and vocals) and Edgar Livengood (drums). Jucifer formed in Athens, Georgia in 1993.^[2] They have toured with bands such as Mastodon (band) and High on Fire.^[3] Jucifer is said to be “With no extraneous bells and whistles to clutter things up, there’s a charming simplicity to Jucifer’s winning combination of gorgeous melodies and monster riffs.” as reviewed by Rock Sound magazine. ^[4]

They took part in the extensive Today Is The Day 2008 "Axis Of Eden" summer European tour, along with Four Question Marks and Complete Failure.

[edit] Releases

1996- Calling All Cars on the Vegas Strip (was later remastered and released on Capricorn Records in 1999)^[5]

2001- Lambs (Capricorn Records) EP^[6]

2002- I Name You Destroyer (Velocette Records) ^[7]

2004- War Bird (Velocette Records) ^[8]

2006- If Thine Enemy Hunger (Relapse Records) ^[9]

2008- L'Autrichienne (Relapse Records) ^[10]

2008- Veterans of Volume: Live With Eight Cameras (Bare Ruined Films) ^[11]

RECENT: Jucifer is widely known for their live shows played with a wall of many amplifiers^[12] 2008's double album L'autrichienne is based on the French Revolution and queen Marie Antoinette's beheading on the guillotine.^[13]