Twitch

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Thee are at least four artists known as Twitch: 1) Grindviolence band from Los Angeles, California 2) a brony electronic dance music producer 3) a Canadian 70's rock band. 4) an American 90's metal/rock band Twitch (Canada) In the late 60's and first year or two of 1970's, Twitch arose from the ashes of the last version of The Cry For Justice, which included Ian Steeksma and Steve Perry. Wanting to try something different, also to perhaps cash in on the growing trend for bands to put on a show, and using theatrical makeup, Ian Steeksma, Steven Perry, Rick Lang and Mike Brown eventually made up the first Twitch to begin touring the local clubs and schools in Vancouver. In 1973, Rick left and the band was joined by Ian's younger brother Colin on bass. Using Colin's and Steve's additional writing skills, the band evolved into a very theatrical performance utilizing many dark and near-Satanic themes; the show climaxed with the drummer Mike being shot on a huge cross. Steve and Mike left the band, which left Ian and Colin to re-form. The next incarnation of Twitch was to be based on a more good-time atmosphere as the prior dark side antics were eventually even getting to theband members, but also utilizing an original storyline of songs, a lot of the New Wave and Punk music coming out of New York, and still using theatrical makeup and choreography. Twitch was a local rock group known for it's bizarre stage show, theatrics and theme inspired fast rock. In one part of the...