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(he had first been credited as 'Andrew W.K.' on a remix entitled 'Wolf Eyes Rules (What Kinda Band?)' for the noise rock band Wolf Eyes ). In March 2000, Wilkes-Krier released his first EP, Girls Own Juice, also abbreviated as AWKGOJ, on Bulb Records, his first solo release under the moniker Andrew W.K. 2000–2003: Solo breakthrough, I Get Wet and The Wolf In 1999, he moved to Seffner, Florida, to start building his live band with drummer Donald 'D.T.' Tardy, of death metal band Obituary. also recorded the soundtrack for an independent film named Poltergeist made by Aaron Dilloway and himself, one track of which appeared on the Hanson Records compilation Labyrinths & Jokes. A follow-up release entitled You Are What You Eat was scrapped when the master recordings went missing.

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He ended the AAB project and began recording new solo material under his full 'Andrew Wilkes-Krier' name the year saw the release of a cassette-only single entitled Room to Breathe on Hanson Records.

moved from Michigan to New York City, where he worked as a bubblegum machine salesman, an opera ticket salesman, a fashion photographer, a window decorator at the Bergdorf Goodman department store, a milkshake maker and waiter for a Mexican restaurant and in the offices of avant-garde fashion company Comme des Garçons, among other short-lived jobs. Velocity Hopkins playing drums in grindcore metal band, Kathode in addition to forming the noise rock project Ancient Art of Boar, later known as AAB, which served as an outlet for his early solo material. would play in a number of Detroit-based punk rock and heavy metal bands, including The Pterodactyls Lab Lobotomy Music Band Mr. Surprise' was included on Plant the Flower Seeds, a compilation by the Ypsilanti, Michigan-based record label Westside Audio Laboratories, marking his first publicly-released recording. In 1993, at the age of 14, he joined the band Slam, later to be called Reverse Polarity.

He later attended the private college preparatory Greenhills School for middle school before attending the alternative Community High School from 1993 to 1997, where he continued to study piano and keyboard. by an elementary school teacher to differentiate him from his classmates Andrew Cohen and Andrew Gilchrist. He has recalled early family trips to Midnight Mass as having had an enormous impact on his love for music. At the age of 4, Wilkes-Krier began learning piano at the University of Michigan School of Music.

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His younger brother, Patrick, was a golf pro and is now a golf coach in Michigan. Krier, a legal scholar at the University of Michigan Law School and co-author of the widely used Dukeminier & Krier Property casebook.

3.1 Self-help and motivational performanceĪndrew Wilkes-Krier was born in Stanford, California, and grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2.5 2020–present: Napalm Records, Babalon, and current ventures.

2.4 2009–2019: 55 Cadillac, You're Not Alone and other releases.

2.3 2004–2008: Close Calls with Brick Walls.

2.2 2000–2003: Solo breakthrough, I Get Wet and The Wolf.

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