Voice Farm

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Voice Farm
Origin San Francisco, California
Genre(s) Synthpunk
Years active 1981–1995
Members
Charly Brown
Myke Reilly
Notable instrument(s)
Synths

Voice Farm was a San Francisco electronic music band in the Synthpunk genre formed in 1981. The history of Voice Farm can be traced back to the chance meeting of Charly Brown, an artist and musician from Portland, Ore., and Myke Reilly, who served a three month prison sentence in Berlin for experimenting with pirate television there. The circle was complete when former baseball player Ken Weller was added. Regional alternative radio and club play was sparked by a pair of albums released by Ralph and Systematic Records. The group earned national attention in 1990 as the opening act on Depeche Mode's U.S. concert tour. The last release from the band was an independent release in 1995 called "The Love Experiment".

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