However, in 1994, German label TRC released bootlegs of Silver Apples and Contact, leading to a surge in interest in the band.

Most of the band didn’t like it, but drummer Danny Taylor remained, and the two of them formed a new band. Taking a line from a Yeats poem, Coxe and Taylor called themselves Silver Apples.

Silver Apples were revived by Coxe in 1996. A new lineup featuring Xian Hawkins produced two albums in the ’90s: Beacon (1997) and Decatur (1998).

Simeon Coxe, the co-founder of the groundbreaking synth outfit Silver Apples, died Tuesday after a battle with the lung condition pulmonary fibrosis, The Guardian reports. He was 82. Coxe was born ...

He preferred no formal services be held. Silver Apples was formed by Coxe and drummer Dany Taylor in 1967 out of The Overland Stage Electric Band, which Coxe and Taylor were both members of.

Silver Apples might just be the greatest electronic rock band you’ve never heard of. Though, if you’re a fan of tunes that broke genres in the latter half of the 1960s, you might already be ...

Silver Apples @ Knitting Factory in June (more by Zach Dilgard) Flower Travellin' Band won't be here, but the The Third Annual Halleluwah Festival goes on, this weekend at the Knitting Factory in ...

Simeon would continue to perform as Silver Apples until 2016. There’s a lot I could say about this band’s use of oscillators, telegraph keys, and pedals to control the electronic portions of ...

From Silver Apples to A Sky of Cloudless Sulphur: Revisited, A Cosmic Journey in Analog Synthesis $25-$45; 8pm, Thurs-Sat $10; 2pm, Saturday Urban-15 Group 2500 S. Presa (210) 736-1500 Tickets ...