Artist description Psychotronic-techno-pop-rock... this may be the best way to describe what NOBODY sounds like.Mixing individual influences ranging from techno, pop, rock and industrial, NOBODY creates asound both aggressive and frantic as well as danceable and fun.

Music Style Gothic Rock

Artist History Based in Portland, Oregon, NOBODY has been recording and playing shows since the spring of1996. Since NOBODY's inception in 1995, the band has recorded and self-released their debut CD,"cares..." and are also appearing on a compilation CD, , that features manyother Northwest goth and industrial bands.

Group Members Christopher Agnew (vocals)Robert Clark (bass/guitar)Eric French (drums)Devin Williams (keyboards)

Albums cares...

Press Reviews Nobody is one of those bands who had decided that treading the fine line between rock and electronics is something they would like to risk. The end result is an album that should attract audiences from both sides of the fence just to see exactly which genre of music will win out. About half of the material is heavily laced with samples, keyboards, and sequenced bass lines, with guitars taking a backburner to the almighty digital god. The rest of the album relegates the electronics to mere whispers in the overall final mix of the music. Lastly the band has decided to sign on a slightly less than mentally stable lead vocalist to mix things up even more. As a result the music ends up with a kinky psychodelic feel to it with just the right amount of causal insanity to make it all seem like some horrifically sick practical joke. It's nice to see a band that has both talent and a serious appreciation of humor. Nobody ought to go far as long as they keep the schtick in-line and continually back it up with quality music like on this album.

Location Portland, Oregon - USA

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