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RC The Short Version: Artist/Musician/Filmmaker Ronnie Cramer has been active in the arts community for over thirty years. His paintings have been exhibited in galleries and other venues across the country, his music has achieved airplay on over 100 radio stations nationwide and his critically-acclaimed films have been screened at festivals around the world. He has also been featured as a guest lecturer on art and media at numerous museums and universities.

Alarming Trends The Long Version: Cramer founded the musical group Alarming Trends and served and the bands' guitarist and primary songwriter. The Trends' musical history spans three decades; they played live gigs throughout Colorado (and across the U.S.) during the 1980s, recorded several film scores during the 1990s, and in 2001 had a Number One song on MP3.com.

Ronnie Cramer Cramer's solo musical works have also been featured on MP3.com and have been played and/or downloaded over 500,000 times. Several of his songs have appeared on the charts (including the Number One spot on the Experimental/Post Rock chart) and have been included in a number of anthologies and compilations.

In addition to releasing numerous studio recordings, Cramer has appeared live at the top area venues, including the Mercury Cafe, Herman's Hideaway, Rock Island, Boulder's Blue Note, as well as performing shows at Mabuhay Gardens in San Francisco and at legendary New York clubs CBGB and The Bitter End. He continues to perform concerts of his solo electronic music throughout North America.

Cramer directed a series of music videos for Alarming Trends that were shown regularly on KBDI's 'Teletunes' and were featured on similar programs across the U.S., including 'Ground Zero Video,' 'Music Link,' USA Network's 'Night Flight' and MTV's '120 Minutes.' He also produced Final Mix, a weekly television series seen on Mile-Hi Cablevision in Colorado.

Back Street Jane His first feature film, the crime drama Back Street Jane, premiered at the Angelika Film Center in New York City and was favorably compared to Stanley Kubrick's The Killing and John Huston's The Asphalt Jungle by Psychotronic Magazine. Exploitation Journal praised the film in its pages and singled out the score (written by Cramer and performed by Alarming Trends) as 'excellent.'

Even Hitler Had a Girlfriend Cramer's black comedy Even Hitler Had a Girlfriend became a cult classic and was cited as 'the best drive-in movie of the year' by film critic Joe Bob Briggs, who also called Cramer 'an inspired demento who's made some of the finest underground films of this century.' Cult Movies and Blue Ryder both called Even Hitler 'hilarious,' Adult Video News described it as 'inspired,' and Westword termed the film 'vicious, subversive satire.' It also spawned a successful sequel: The Hitler Tapes.

Highway Amazon Ronnie's first documentary film, Highway Amazon, was called 'outrageously weird and funny' by Westword and named Best Documentary at the New York International Independent Film Festival, the Miami Short Film Festival and at the 40th Annual Humboldt Film Festival. Highway Amazon has also been screened at many other festivals around the world and was one of ten films selected for the 2003 Colorado Film Biennial at the Starz Center in Denver.

Pillow Girl Cramer produced A Moment in Time for the Museum of Contemporary Art | Denver, which won a 2005 Telly Award for Cultural Documentary. His film Pillow Girl has been an official selection at over 100 festivals worldwide and was named Best Experimental Film at the Miami Short Film Festival, the Golden Star Shorts Fest, the Big Muddy Film Festival, the Trail Dance Film Festival and the Coney Island Film Festival. Pillow Girl was also named Best Animated Short at the Denver Underground Film Festival and chosen for the 2005 Colorado Film Biennial.

Mugs His newest work includes Mugs (experimental animation) and Cantata in C Major (experimental music). Mugs was named Best Experimental Film at the 41st Annual Humboldt Film Festival and has won a number of other awards. Cantata has been an official selection at sixty film festivals around the world and was recently named Best Experimental Film at the Route 66 Film Festival in Springfield, Illinois.

Venues Ronnie's films have appeared at these venues in the USA and abroad (click for the complete list).

Motorcycle Web Index A longtime Harley-Davidson enthusiast, Cramer's Motorcycle Web Index has been a top Internet resource for bikers since going online in 1996. Ronnie was profiled in the premiere issue of Sturgis Rally News and has painted three covers for the motorcycle magazine Full Throttle.

Ronnie Cramer appears in the following books:

Cult Horror Films

Cult Horror Films
By Welch D. Everman (1993)

Film Review

Film Review
Orpheus Publications (1995)

Psychotronic Video Guide

The Psychotronic Video Guide
By Michael J. Weldon (1996)

VideoHound's Video Premieres

VideoHound's
Video Premieres

By Mike Mayo (1997)

Making Movies on Your Own

Making Movies on Your Own: Practical Talk from Independent Filmmakers
By Kevin J. Lindenmuth (1998)

VideoHound's Independent Film Guide

VideoHound's Independent Film Guide
By Monica Sullivan (1999)

International Motion Picture Almanac

International Motion Picture Almanac
By Tracy Stevens (2000)

Cutting Edge

Cutting Edge: Art-Horror and the Horrific Avant-garde
By Joan Hawkins (2000)

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Motorcycles

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Motorcycles
by Darwin Holmstrom and Motorcyclist Magazine (2001)

Video Movie Guide

Video Movie Guide
By Mick Martin and Marsha Porter (2001)

Psychotherapists on Film

Psychotherapists on Film, 1899-1999
By John Flowers and Paul Frizler (2004)

Savvy Guide to Motorcycles

Savvy Guide to Motorcycles
By Shirley Duglin Kennedy (2005)

Neo Noir

Neo Noir
By Ronald Schwartz (2005)

Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages

Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages
By Joe Kraynak (2005)

Contemporary Theatre, Film and Television

Contemporary Theatre, Film and Television
By Thomas Riggs (2005)

International Television and Video Almanac

International Television and Video Almanac
By Eileen S. Quigley (2006)

Great American Motorcycle Tours

Great American Motorcycle Tours
By Gary McKechnie, Forward by Peter Fonda (2006)

Biker's Handbook

Biker's Handbook: Becoming Part of the Motorcycle Culture
By Jay Barbieri, Forward by Michele Smith (2007)

Ronnie Cramer has appeared in the following magazines:



Adult Video News Automotive World The Biking Life Billboard Brutarian B-Side Cashbox College Music Journal Creem Cult Movies Draculina
Entertainment Weekly Film Threat Flagpole Flipside Full Throttle Gargoyle Hotwired Independent Film and Video Monthly Indianapolis Monthly
Kilter Model Rocketry Mystery Scene New Music Express Nose Option Painted Black PC Magazine PC World Penthouse Psychotronic Video
Quick Throttle Rockpool Score Sturgis Rally News Upstage VideoMania Walneck's World of Fandom


The links below lead to a chronology of RC's various efforts, including art exhibitions, concerts, recording dates and radio and television airplay.

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March 2 - 18, 1984

Nocturna International
Aurora, CO
Ronnie Cramer worked as Sound Recordist on Bruce Toscano's low-budget horror film Charon (later titled The Jar)

March 29, 1984

Clarion
University of Denver, Denver, CO

Alarming Trends Fills Gap in the Denver Music Scene

Alarming Trends is what Denver has needed for quite some time: an innovative band to call its own. Their recently released single 'Zero Mental Activity' places them in an excellent spot to obtain some much sought after attention at the national level.

The band contains two members from DU. Madge Truesdell is a 24-year old English major with a music minor. Ronnie Cramer is a past graduate of the mass communications department. The third member is Pete Staff, a Denver native. The three provide an unconventional yet very listenable approach to modern rock.

The band formed in November of 1982. Madge and Ronnie had previously worked on film projects together but started their musical ventures at that time. Pete joined shortly after. They began playing at home and did some recording on Ronnie's four track unit. 'Zero Mental Activity' is their first single, recorded during the summer of 1983 along with nine other tracks that have yet to reach vinyl. Previously they had a taped song included on the playlist of KGNU out of Boulder, 'Budapest Calling.'

Thier label Avant Audio is owned by band member Ronnie Cramer. Aside from providing a means for his band to record he has also provided other local artists with the means to record their first records, most notably Denny and the Wayouts. It is basically a project Ronnie has taken on by himself to further his own knowledge and establish himself in the business.

Madge, a full time student, began with the band 'for fun and because Ronnie asked me.' She has had extensive voice training, including some opera, but enjoys singing this type of music the most. But she says her teachers don't like it, they can even tell that she has been singing by the quality of her voice. At the moment, Ronnie and Pete have been keeping the band together as Madge completes her studies at DU. She would like to attend the Graduate School of International Studies in the fall. This doesn't leave much time for the band; but with summer coming she hopes to be able to put more time into it. Ronnie is currently working on new material for an upcoming EP, which should be out fairly soon.

The band has done some videos that should start appearing on Channel 12's Teletunes soon and they hope to get them on MTV in the not-so-distant future. Ronnie is the creator of all the visuals. He has done the entire concept for the releases which rely heavily on visual effects.

Alarming Trends' songs all deal with depressing topics. It is socially-oriented music - they contemplate the times and especialy the views of the world in the late 1970s. The videos are done in black and white to compliment the times and the topics. Madge considers it to be a black and white world we are living in. The music has Armageddon overtones. he group has been influenced by bands such as Siouxsie and the Banshees and Suburban Lawns. But Madge says she doesn't pattern her voice after anyone but uses them (above groups) as a reference.

Alarming Trends hasn't done any live performances to date. They have stuck strictly to recording, but would consider doing a concert if they find it necessary. Madge said she would enjoy doing a concert here at DU if the opportunity arises.

The music is unique for this area. It is very haunting in its presentation. 'Zero Mental Activity' is airy as it flows through the various verses. Madge's voice is a perfect compliment to the sound that Ronnie has achieved on the synthesizer. The B-side of the single, 'Jailbait,' is a rapid fire song that revolves around the punchy start/stop rhythm, speedy cymbal fills and a heavy machine-gun drumbeat. The single is wonderful and all we can do is wait for more music by this surprisingly good Denver band. - Michael Henry

June 15, 1984

Denver Post
Denver, CO

Alarming Trends. Zero Mental Activity b/w Jailbait

The brains behind Alarming Trends is Ronnie Cramer, who produced the group's 45 as well as playing guitars and keyboards. His techno-handiwork is a setup for vocalist Madge Truesdell, whose style places the band in the Berlin/Missing Persons category. - G. Brown

June 17-19, 1984

Freereelin' Studio
1175 S. Lincoln
Denver, CO
Eight-track recording session for eight-song Alarming Trends demo tape:
So Long Zsa Zsa
I Walk Alone
Dancing at Gunpoint
Plastic Man
Jailbait
White Cross
You're Always Crying
Rude Seduction
Producer: Ronnie Cramer, Engineer: Jeff Franek.
Vocals: Tammy Lucero, Bass: Pete Staff, Drums: Nate Winger.

July 4, 1984

Mountain Ears Studio
Boulder, CO
24-Track recording session:
Oh Jim Jones
Mangled Nerve Center
I Walk Alone
Without You Fine
No Cause for Alarm
White Cross
Echoes in the Dark (Cramer/Staff)
You're Always Crying
So Long Zsa Zsa
Dancing at Gunpoint
Producer: Ronnie Cramer, Engineer: Paul Winger

August 18, 1984

Blue Note
1116 Pearl St.
Boulder, CO
Musical performance by Alarming Trends
Also on the bill: Dietplan

August 20, 1984

Pearl Street Music Hall
1308 Pearl St.
Denver, CO
Musical performance by Alarming Trends

September 8, 1984

Mercury Cafe
Bamboo Gardens
2121 E. Colfax
Denver, CO
Musical performance by Alarming Trends
Also on the bill: The Aviators

September 13-14, 1984

Pearl Street Music Hall
1308 Pearl St.
Denver, CO
Musical performance by Alarming Trends
Also on the bill: Define Print, The Envy and Denny and the Way-Outs

September 20, 1984

Pearl Street Music Hall
1308 Pearl St.
Denver, CO
Musical performance by Alarming Trends
Also on the bill: The Ones

September 22, 1984

Packinghouse
5075 Packinghouse Rd.
Denver, CO
Musical performance by Alarming Trends
Also on the bill: Dietplan

September 28-29, 1984

Mercury Cafe
Bamboo Gardens
2121 E. Colfax
Denver, CO
Musical performance by Alarming Trends
Also on the bill: The Aviators

October 6, 1984

Packinghouse
5075 Packinghouse Rd.
Denver, CO
Benefit for Pirate Art Gallery
Musical performance by Alarming Trends
Also on the bill: Dietplan

October 16-17, 1984

Pearl Street Music Hall
1308 Pearl St.
Denver, CO
Musical performance by Alarming Trends

October 25, 1984

Mountain Ears Studio
Boulder, CO
Halftrack session for 'Alarming Trends' album:
Oh Jim Jones
Mangled Nerve Center
I Walk Alone (Cramer/Staff)
Without You Fine
No Cause for Alarm
White Cross
Echoes in the Dark (Cramer/Staff)
You're Always Crying
So Long Zsa Zsa
Dancing at Gunpoint (Cramer/Staff)
Music and Lyrics by Ronnie Cramer except as noted
Producer: Ronnie Cramer, Engineer: Paul Winger

October 25, 1984

Pearl Street Music Hall
1308 Pearl St.
Denver, CO
Musical performance by Alarming Trends
Also in the bill: The Rumble

November 14, 1984

Westword
Alarming Trends has an album on the way; the advance cassette of a handful of songs marks the release as a hardpop (as opposed to hardcore) mix of 1977 punk ethics matched to a penchant for catchy hooks. . - Gil Asakawa

November 1984

Alarming Trends Alarming Trends
Alarming Trends
Cassette 20-84703
Oh Jim Jones
Mangled Nerve Center
I Walk Alone (Cramer/Staff)
Without You Fine
No Cause for Alarm
White Cross
Echoes in the Dark (Cramer/Staff)
You're Always Crying
So Long Zsa Zsa
Dancing at Gunpoint (Cramer/Staff)
Produced by Ronnie Cramer and featuring Tammy Lucero on vocals, Pete Staff on bass and Nate Winger on drums. Songs written by Cramer except as noted.

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