Former Bosh & Dweeb Band Members Form Chaos Curb For New Album 'Collaboration'
Members of former British bands Bosh and dweeb have joined forces to create a brand new worship movement called Chaos Curb. The group will release their first album, simply called 'Chaos Curb Collaboration', in early Spring 2012.
Chaos Curb is made up of former Bosh members Dave Griffiths (vocals and guitar) and James Grant (bass), former dweeb members Tim Alford (drums) and Gareth Hutchinson (guitar), plus David Evans (keyboards) who has previously worked as producer with Alamein's Torch, Becky Green, Brought Into Being and Veetacore.
In recording their 10 track album, the new band were joined in the studio by a selection of talented and well known musicians, including former Delirious? keyboardist Tim Jupp, Verra Cruz frontman Marc James (guitar), Mike Griffiths (BOSH drummer), Steve Coates (BOSH guitarist) and Deborah Hartup (The Burn Band).
"The sound of the songs vary and include big-beat rock, 80's tinged electro, blues-based balladry, dance-edged numbers and heart-achingly yearning rock", explains Dave Griffiths. "It's worship, Jim, but not as we know it. We have tried to be true to our creative urges, whilst maintaining an accessibility for church-use."
Chaos Curb will perform at many of the larger Christian festivals in the UK, having already been confirmed for Big Church Day Out in June, and will also make a trip over to Slovakia. The band additionally plan to tour churches this Autumn.
