Biography
Formed in January of 2005, Cartwheels in Central Park are product of subtle depression and hard-core death metal hearts, from the NorthWest side of Houstonian Suburbia. Formed by band members Andrew Wexler and Ian Andersen, using one keyboard, a computer-based drum machine, and the ocassional borrowed guitar.
Booked for their first show before being formed, CICP amassed a monumental 9 songs totaling 31 minutes on the demo cd, within one week in order to perform. Due to improper booking, which actually turned out to be fortunate, their first set was a massive three hours, improvisng many now lost classic lo-key indie pop numbers.
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Playing at local clubs and venues, CICP developed a small but dedicated fanbase. Surprisingly consisting of many people who were also fans of metal.
2006 saw the release of It's not a Coffin, It's a Comfort Zone, an 18 track album, now avaliable online for free at: http://www.cityupsidedown.com
The band is scheduled to release a double album in mid-august of two seperate 30 minute CD's compiled by the two members.
Cartwheels In Central Park will be on temporary hiatus until summer of 2007.
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.