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God is My Co-Pilot (Godco, for short) is a band from New York that consists of Craig Flanagin and Sharon Topper along with a vast multitude of other musicians. The band ran its own label, The Making Of Americans.

God Is My Co-Pilot are a queercore band from New York City that have been recording and playing music since 1991. The two main members are vocalist Sharon Topper and guitarist Craig Flanagin. The band is extremely prolific: all of their many recordings have been released on independent record labels. Former members include Fly on high-end bass, Daria Klotz on low-end bass, and Fredrik Haake on drums. Guest musicians, such as John Zorn and Jad Fair, are frequently found playing with the band.

Sharon Quite Fancies Jo (1994) Soul Static Sound. This Is No Time To Be Frail (1994) Rough Trade Records. Kitty Bait (1994) Ajax. Butch Flip God Is My Co-Pilot/ Melt Banana split single (1994). An Appeal To Reason (1995) Runt Records. Ootko sä poika vai tyttö? (1995) Trash Can. God Is My Co-Pilot, Bz Bz Ueu split 7" (1998) (Music à la Coque). Erase-yer-head No. 9 (1999) Pandemonium. Compilation appearances.

Some fake Azerbaijani music from the show Feather Gatherers. If you saw God Is My Co-Pilot performing under the name Solstice Band in 2016/17 you have an idea what to expect. God Is My Co-Pilot ~ Jazz Night Kind Of. Mon 21:00 EDT · Bph bushwick party house · Brooklyn.

Theatrical release poster. God is My Co-Pilot is a 1945 American black-and-white biographical war film from Warner Bros. it was "quite thrilling in spots, offers little that is new for this type of picture. Wolcott Gibbs of The New Yorker did not find the film very authentic, writing that "I remain dubious about a flier who keeps turning around to talk to passengers in the back," and sarcastically noting that the Japanese were "clearly the most incompetent aviators in the.

God Is My Co-Pilot is a queercore band from New York City that has been recording and playing since 1991. Their music has been variously described as experimental, noise rock, hardcore punk and avant jazz. Stay Free zine said of the music, "We hear a new sound, 'free punk' we'll call i. The band themselves disliked that phrase, preferring not to classify their music at all. The two main members are Sharon Topper, vocalist, and Craig Flanagin, guitar.