Brad Logan

Brad Logan, sometimes called Brad Minus, is an American punk rock guitarist from Los Angeles, California, who also owns and operates Blacknoise Recordings, and has collaborated on projects with Alternative Tentacles.[1][2] Logan was the frontman and guitarist for hardcore punk band F-Minus but is most famous for his work in the group Leftöver Crack.[3]

Brad Logan
Logan in August 2009
Background information
Also known asBrad Minus
OriginLos Angeles, California, U.S.
Genres
Occupation(s)Musician
Instruments
  • Guitar
  • bass
  • drums
  • vocals
LabelsBlacknoise Recordings
Associated acts

"Brad Logan" is also the title of a song written about him by Rancid. It is featured on the "Chef Aid" episode of the TV show South Park, as well as on the album Chef Aid: The South Park Album.

Logan has been a roadie for hundreds of bands, including Rancid, Social Distortion, Alkaline Trio, NOFX, Chris Robinson of The Black Crows, Flogging Molly, and Dance Hall Crashers. He has played in numerous underground punk, metal and experimental bands, including guitar and bass for seminal punk singer Rik L Rik (in his solo band and in Garbage Hearts). He has also been a substitute touring guitarist for The Unseen,[4] and for electro/anarcho punk band Intro5pect. Logan currently plays in Rats in the Wall, Leftöver Crack, and Recidivist, and is a temporary bassist for the Adolescents.

He is married to Kansas artist and clothing designer Kristen Ferrell.

Discography

The Crowd
  • Go to the Dentist EP (1996) – guitar

Agnostic Front

F-Minus

Guitar and vocals:

  • Give 'Em the Boot Vol. 1 (1998) – track "No Time"
  • Failed Society (1998) – 7"
  • Won't Bleed Me (1998) – 7"
  • F-Minus (1999) – S/T
  • Suburban Blight (2001)
  • Wake Up Screaming (2003)

Leftöver Crack

Guitar and vocals:

  • Rock the 40 Oz (2000) – 7"
  • Fuck World Trade (2004)
  • Deadline (2006) – Leftöver Crack/Citizen Fish split
  • Constructs of the State (2015)

Rats in the Wall
  • S/T Cassette Limited 100 press (2013)
  • Dead End (2014)

References
  1. Discogs-Brad Logan
  2. Scanner Zine - IOBJECT interview
  3. Allmusic - F-Minus
  4. Slug Magazine - CD and DVD Reviews Archived 2011-06-04 at the Wayback Machine
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