Formed by members of Hella, The Flying Luttenbachers and LeButcherettes, Chicago NoWave supergroup My Name Is RarRar emerged in late 2000. Luttenbachers' guitarist Chuck Falzone and bassist Jonathan Hischke delivered dissonance and speed to the band... Falzone's odd guitar timbre snaked between Hischke's ridiculous synthbass lines and collided with the playful tribal thump of Chrissy Rossettie. Greg Peters formerly of Xerobot whoops, coughs and delusional ramblings transformed the band into a speeding circus caravan one that misses a turn and tumbles over the cliff, time and time again. They recorded an album in 2003 but broke up before mixing it. Years later, Nick Sakes, founder of influential posthardcore nightmare merchants Dazzling Killmen, and Rossettie hatched Xaddax a kinetic, No Wavey two piece that clashes Sakes'jagged guitars and signature vocals across Rossettie's worldwide web of haywire electronics, meandering synth, and frenzied drumming. Their first album, "Counterclockwork," was released on SKiN GRAFT Records in 2012. The Xaddax My Name Is RarRar split 7" EP brings two new Xaddax songs together with a pair of newly mixed and mastered tracks from RarRar's final recording session. The CD edition comes in a choice of two different, random covers and includes the previously unreleased 'My Name Is RarRar' full length album.