Vic Thrill
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Vic Thrill is the stage name for Billy Campion, the former lead singer for The Bogmen. It is also the former name of his Rock Band. Their album CE-5 was released in 2003. Vic Thrill's album, Circus of Enlightenment with guitarist Saturn Missile (former guitarist for Garden Variety) was released through iTunes on October 2006. A film based on his friendship with a Hassidic singer, called Curly Oxide and Vic Thrill, is currently being written by SNL writer Tina Fey.
Remixes of the band have been done by former band member Aure Dextre and fellow Circus Clone Records recording artist Poingly.
[edit] External links
- Victhrill.com
- Vic Thrill on myspace.com
- "Curly Oxide and Vic Thrill" on IMDB.com
- My Experimental Phase on NPR's "This American Life"
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