Revolutionary Corps Of Teenage Jesus was the name given to a conglomerate group that latterly featured Alan Vega of the band Suicide. In 1999, the album Righteous Lite, a collaboration between Vega and Stephen Lironi (originally of Altered Images, later Creeping Bent’s in house remixer), was released. It was reissued in 2015 to celebrate the label’s 20th anniversary. The collaboration happened after a RCTJ remix of Suicide’s 'Frankie Teardrop'. Little other information about the band is available online.
Links to Peel
Peel picked up on the Suicide remix on release and gave regular airplay to Righteous Lite.
Festive Fifty Entries
Sessions
- None
Other Shows Played
- 18 November 1995: Frankie Teardrop (12" - Frankie Teardrop EP) Creeping Bent vs Suicide
- 25 November 1995 (BFBS): 'Frankie Teardrop 126 b.p.m. (12"-Frankie Teardrop EP)' (Creeping Bent)
- 02 November 1996: Frankie Teardrop 114 B.P.M. (12" - Frankie Teardrop E.P.) Creeping Bent vs Suicide
- 03 November 1996: Supermarket Interference #3 (12 inch - Protection Rat EP )’ Creeping Bent
- 16 November 1996: ‘Supermarket Interference #3 (12 inch – Protection Rat EP )’ Creeping Bent
- 08 May 1997 (BFBS): 'Protection Rat (Compilation CDS-Bentism #1) (Creeping Bent) with Alan Vega
- 27 April 1999: Pay Tha Wreck, Mr Music King (12") Creeping Bent
- 11 May 1999: Righteous Lite (LP:) CREEPING BENT
- 25 May 1999: American (CD - Righteous Light) Creeping Bent
- 27 May 1999 (Radio Eins): Puzz Puzz (album - Righteous Lite) Creeping Bent
- 27 May 1999 (Radio Eins): American (album - Righteous Lite) Creeping Bent
- May 1999 (FSK): Motor Cross (CD - Righteous Lite) Creeping Bent
- 02 June 1999: American (Album: Righteous Light) Creeping Bent
- 17 February 2000 (Radio Eins): Pay Tha Wreck, Mr. Music King
- 24 February 2000 (Radio Eins): Pay Tha Wreck, Mr. Music King
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