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Brainiac life and biography
Brainiac (sometimes stylized as 3RA1N1AC) was an American synthpunk band formed in 1992, and disbanded after the sudden death of lead singer Tim Taylor in 1997.
Storming out of a scene that spawned Guided by Voices and later the Breeders, Brainiac took a cue from dormant and nearby Ohioans Devo, and delivered three albums and two EPs of intensely quirky rock and pop that helped put their hometown of Dayton on the map.
Storming out of a scene that spawned Guided by Voices and later the Breeders, Brainiac took a cue from dormant and nearby Ohioans Devo, and delivered three albums and two EPs of intensely quirky rock and pop that helped put their hometown of Dayton on the map.
With herky-jerky rhythms, manic Moog squiggles, twisted guitar lines, and the falsetto shriek of front man Tim Taylor, Braniac's music was an epileptic freakout, laced with dissonance, smarts and strangely addictive, obtuse melodies.
Mashing together '80s fun and '90s slacker-slop, All Music Guide rightfully called them a band "ahead of their time."
The beginnings of Brainiac came to fruition in 1992, after a shared love of the Pixies, Jesus Lizard, Sonic Youth, and Pere Ubu brought together Taylor and bassist Juan Monasterio, who were exp