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Jeremy Gewertz – drums; Timeline. Indianapolis Fest 1996. Discography Studio albums. This Is Medicine (1999, Ebullition) EPs. Reversal of Man demo tape (1995, Self-released) Reversal of Man 7-inch (1996, Valrico) Revolution Summer 10-inch/CD (1998, Independence Day)
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Overview. Jeremy has been advising on a wide range of energy (including energy transition), commodities and infrastructure work for over 25 years. Jeremy is recognised as a leading lawyer (Band 1) for both Projects and Energy & Natural Resources by Chambers UK and as a notable practitioner for Projects & Energy in Chambers Global, is listed as ...
During the writing process of We Are The Lazer Viking, percussionist Jeremy Gewertz replaced Christopher Abbott, and synth player, Kat Paffett was added. The six person line-up heightened the creative potential of the group and eventually culminated in the Ace Fu Records 2003 release, We Are The Lazer Viking.
Jeremy Gewertz. Profile: Drummer from KTMWQ and original drummer in R.A.M.B.O. Gewertz replaced Christopher Abbott as drummer in An Albatross while writing We Are The Lazer Viking and was later replaced by Edward Klinger . Aliases: General Geremy, Jeremy Tunes. In Groups: An Albatross, Kill The Man Who Questions, Pink Skull, R.a.m.b.o. Variations:
[1] History. R.A.M.B.O. was formed in 1999 by singer Tony Croasdale (known as Tony Pointless), guitarist Andy Wheeler, bassist Beau Brendley and drummer Jeremy Gewertz, the latter two of whom played in Philadelphia-based hardcore band Kill The Man Who Questions.
Reversal of Man was a screamo band from Tampa, Florida, that existed from 1995 to 2000. They were at the forefront of the '90s screamo scene with other accomplices such as Orchid, Combat Wounded Veteran, Jeromes Dream, etc. Members: Matt Coplon - vocals (95 to 00) John Willey - drums (95 to 00) Jeff Howe - bass/vocals (96 to 00) Dan Radde ...
