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Band Members: Johndus Beckman Paul Fraser Ryan Thornes Will Andrews The Mothership has landed in Seattle, Washington. At the helm are four artists whose pasts are as varied as their personalities. Local Mut-Rock veteran and front man of Future Fossils Johndus Beckman initially teamed up with Paul Fraser, the leader of the quintessentially grunge quartet Radio-Flyer. Next, the rhythmic virtuoso behind the ambient progressive soundscapes of Omni, Will Andrews brought the method, madness and restraint of a seasoned player to the mixture. Finally, Ryan Thornes, the co-writer and vocalist of the hard-hitting trio Vibrant Society climbed aboard with a bass...

The Mothership Orchestra is an indie rock band formed in Požega, in August 2005 by Lazar Šijak and Dragomir Smiljanić having previously been members of Mothership and Ivan Trajković and Ivan Tešić. In the next few moths Marko Ćebić and Željko Negić (who left the band in 2007) joined the band, thus forming the final ''Waking The Dead'' (EP, 2006) line-up. Songs ''Then She Kissed Him'' and '' When The Sun Wants To Show (Something You Don't Know)'' reached the top of the charts for the couple of weeks. The same year, TV Metropolis finds them to be The Best...

Four bands share the name Mothership: one in the UK, two in the US, and a new one in Portugal. For the early 90’s metallic hardcore crossover Erie band, see Mother Ship. (1) Mothership (UK) The Mothership began its tempestuous journey at low tide on the murky back waters of The Steel City. Cultivating a penchant for the dark, dirty and electronic, as well as a nefarious sense of rhythm and funky guitar-based melodies, the band forge together to produce a melting hot cauldron of sound as diverse as it is audibly pleasing. And they're partial to a nice cup...