Chemical People

With the coming of 1998, a great band going by Chemical People and hailing from Los Angeles has now been making music for over a decade on a small, southern California record label, Cruz Records. With the passing of these ten years, it's easy to see that more than just Dave's hair length has changed, the music has changed too. A little older, a little wiser, Chemical People's roots of singing about sex, donuts, and super heroes seems to be long gone. In August of 1997 they released their fifth full album to date, 'Arpeggio Motorcade'. With this album, Chemical People follow up to their 1992 self-titled album with a similar sound that make these albums two of the best. With the addition of Dave's sax to the mix as well as keyboards and a slew of guest musicians, the album has a different feel when compared to the early years, but still manages to stay true to that pop/punk sound the bands on Cruz are famous for.
The Chemical People have come along way over their now five album career (six if you count 'Soundtracks'). Not only has the music and lineup changed, but also their choices of cover models. Maxine Nazworthy (Dave's Mom) is on the cover of Arpeggio Motorcade, and after the porno starlets on the first two albums, you have to be wondering who will be on the next.
- Sam Postlewait
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