 servotron was a science fiction-influenced rock band active from 1995 to 1999. members portrayed a collective of robots whose chosen medium for dissemination of ideas was music. they claimed to spread the word of robot domination, encouraging machines to rise up against their human oppressors and humans to adopt cybernetic enhancements. servotron put out two full length albums, a 10" ep, and several singles. the band named their movement the sra (servotron robot allegiance) and used the slogan "join us or die!". this mock ideology was anti-human and pro-cyborg, encouraging humans to shed their weak flesh and bone for robotic parts. ==members== *z4-obx - percussion and band leader *proto unit v-3 - keyboard & vocals *00zx1 - guitar & vocals (1996â1999) *andro 600 series - bass (1997â1999) (also credited as andros 600 series & andro series 600) *gammatron - bass (1996â1997) *339837x - guitar & vocals (1995) (this is 00zx1 before being reprogrammed) batteries included single insert *-... .- ... ... -... --- - - bass (1995) (this name is gammatron when transcribed into words.batteries included single insert this translates to bassbot in morse code.) the members of servotron did not come out of their robot personnas on stage, on record, or in interviews. the actual musicians behind servotron are brian teasley (z4-obx), hayden thais (00zx1), ashley moody (proto unit v3) and andy baker (andro 600 series). both thais and teasley were members of man or astro-man? (as dexter x and birdstuff respectively). thais was also a member of supernova. teasley also played in the causey way as boy causey. moody currently plays in the information ==influences== servotron was influenced by earlier electronic bands such as devo and kraftwerk as well as having former members of man or astro-man? and supernova. they recorded 4 cover songs: "genetic engineering" by x-ray spex, "the finest work song" by r.e.m., "electric avenue" b
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