Cinecyde
Formed in late 1976 , Cinecyde may very well be the first Detroit punk rock band ever. Cynecyde combines classic punk rock with horror b-movie style elements that have become the hallmark of the band’s lyrics.
Cynicyde’s lead singer Gary Reichel and guitarist Jim Olenski also c0-own the heralded Royal Oak/Clawson video store Thomas Video, which stocks some of the most hard to find and rare b-movies known to man.
Reichel and Olenski also owned the famed Tremor Records, which has published music by such noted 80’s Detroit punk rock acts as the 3-D Invisibles, Hysteric Narcotics, Vertical Pillows, The Colors, Snake Out, Junk Monkeys and The Volebeats.
More Info:
Cinecyde MySpace Page
Key Cinecyde Recordings:
1978 – Black Vinyl Threat EP
1979 – Positive Action EP
1982 - I Left My Heart In Detroit City
1995 – Lets Talk
2001 - Magnetic Attraction, Hypnotic Repulsion
2004 – Like A U.F.O.
2008 - Lezbo Vampires vs Al Qaida
Recent Cinecyde posts:
- Cinecyde opens for Jim Olenski slasher film
- Cinecyde Album Update
- Album Review: Lezbo Vampires vs Al Qaida – Cinecyde
- Concert Review: Cinecyde CD Release @ Paychecks
- I Left My Heart In Detroit City
- Concert Review: The Ramrods @ Magic Stick