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There are more artists using this name: 1) Crank were a hard rock/proto-metal band whose only 1969 recording has been posthumously released by Rockadelic on a split LP called 'A Night In The Cave', along with another band called Thump Theater. http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/thump_theater___crank 2) Crank are a melodic punk band from Sydney, Australia who began performing in 1994. 3) Crank is a side project of Low Res / Suite Crude Revue (Daniel Zelonky). The first Mille Plateau release, "Wanton Phenomena" was a top ten electronic pick in The Wire [UK] Magazine for 1999. Recently, much unreleased material from the same period...

There are 2 artists/groups called Cranky 1) cranky (Hiroshi Watanabe) is a rave artist from Japan. His website can be found here: www.rave-slave.com 2) Cranky were an Australian rock/groove/hip-hop group in the mid 90s. They released several singles & eps, the biggest hit was their song "Australia Don't Become America". .

The Cranks is a power duo out to do one thing: control the goddamn rock and roll. With their unpredictable, irresistible, and relentless set of all original tunes, they continue to defy categorization. Crankabilly, swamp jazz, lounge metal, cosmic punk, euro-mex, motordisco, satanic folk, original roots rock....call it what you will. The Cranks sound is chingón, as well as unique to and evocative of the place it comes from: the central coast of Califaztlan. Musically representing this area with pride for what they do. The Cranks will most happily turn your shit upside down any night of the week, cheap!...

Chrome Cranks were a NYC band active from 1989 till 1998. They played raw brooding garage-punk blues rock following in the lineage of the likes of the Scientists, the Gun Club, the Cramps and the Stooges. Prior to this at least one of them (how many?) had played in the band the Honeymoon Killers. Their first release was a track called Fool on Ice on a 1991 compilation on Atavistic Records. First single Eight Track Mind was released on PCP records in 1992. There followed singles with such underground rock labels as Sympathy for the Record Industry, Demolition Derby and...