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Autopilot Off was an American punk rock band from Orange County, New York. Under the name Cooter, they recorded their first album - entitled Looking Up - in the year of 1999 and signed with Island Records shortly afterwards, releasing the eponymous debut EP in the spring of 2002. In 2004, under the current name Autopilot Off, they released their debut album, Make a Sound, which includes the single "What I Want", co-written by Rancid's Tim Armstrong. "Clockwork" was featured on the soundtrack of the games SSX3 and NHL 2004. "Chromatic Fades" was used in NASCAR Thunder 2004. "Make a...

Multiple artists have used this name: 1) Autopilot was formed in 2002, by school friends from Frome, Somerset. They played grunge-influenced melodic rock, with fast paced guitar riffs blended with slower bridges and vocal harmonies. The band's first EP was recorded in September 2003. Jon Burgess from Manana project took over drums in 2004. 2) Autopilot is a mash-up artist. 3) Autopilot is a German pop band from Berlin formed by Jörg Tellmann, Susan Pawlak and Stefan Pinkernell. Official website: http://www.autopilot-berlin.de Because the name Autopilot is so common, this band has changed their name to Trikot. (Achtung! Autopilot heißen jetzt...

I Am Your Autopilot rediscovered themselves in 2006 having been lost for some time. Ben and Graeme were writing partners for a number of years in "The Italian Love Party" who recorded for Factory Too - Tony Wilson's valiant attempt to keep Factory going after being bought out by London Records. Playing the Hacienda and recording with Peter Hook were highlights for ILP (though perhaps not for Peter Hook who, apparently, never got paid by Tony Wilson for his work with ILP). Their sound was described as "bursting out all over with a surrealist pop reminiscent of Eno's - Taking...

Pavel Fajt - drums, electronic, loops Ondřej Smeykal - didgeridoo, electro-didgeridoo Yumiko Ishijima - vocal + Roman Holý - keyboards, vocal Vladimír Václavek - bass guitar http://www.autopilote.cz/ .