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Subarachnoid Space

Subarachnoid Space

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  • Formed: 1995 in San Francisco, CA
  • Years Active: 1990s, 2000s

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The neo-psychedelic improvisational unit SubArachnoid Space formed in San Francisco in late 1995; originally comprising guitarist Mason, bassist Jason and drummer Michelle, they debuted early the following year with the single "Char-Broiled Wonderland," welcoming second guitarist Melynda shortly after the record's release. The full-length Delicate Membrane followed later in 1996, with Ether Or appearing in the early months of 1997; after the release of Almost Invisible, Jason exited SubArachnoid Space, and was replaced by bassist Andey. Endless Renovation followed in 1998, and a year later the group resurfaced with Sleeping Sickness and issued These Things Take Time in fall 2000.
— Jason Ankeny , All Music Guide

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