Crash Course In Science

Crash Course in Science is a Philadelphia-born experimental electronic band that emerged from the late 1970s/early 1980s post-punk scene, known for their quirky DIY aesthetic and industrial-tinged sound. Formed by Dale Feliciello, Mallory Yago, and Michael Zodorozny, the group gained cult status for clanging, rhythmic tracks like "Cardboard Lamb" and "Cakes in the Home," often using modified toys, kitchenware, and found objects as instruments. Their raw, minimalist approach—mixing punk energy with primitive synths—made them pioneers of the underground electronic scene. After a hiatus, they resurged in the 2010s with new material and reissues, including recent playful, sci-fi-inspired releases like *Signals from Pier Thirteen* and *Near Marineland*, proving their knack for mechanical beats and surreal humor still clicks with fans of off-kilter electronica.