Artist description Meshing the beats of techno, the aggressive edge of industrial, and the melodies of synth pop, Interface is the creative domain of programmer/singer/DJ/producer Eric Eldredge.

Music Style Dark Electro, with Futurepop and /or Industrial tendencies.

Musical Influences Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode, Moby, New Order, Apoptygma Berzerk, Underworld, Hardfloor, Toys For The Revolution, Front 242, Nitzer Ebb, Mig-29, many many more.....

Similar Artists VNV Nation, Depeche Mode, Covenant, Apoptygma Berzerk, Neurotic Fish, Assemblage 23, Echo Image

Artist History Interface has been active in the NY area since 1993. Originally a minimalist electro project, Interface expands to a trio live. Always collaborating with guest artists, Interface finished its first full length CD THE ARTEMIS COMPLEX in late 1998. Since first being passed around, it in the last year has caught the attention of club and radio DJ's alike, with singles like "Metalstorm" and "The Softest Blade" pervading local dance floors and airwaves. After spending most of 2001 upgrading the studio, Interface completed the second full-length album ANGELS IN DISGUISE in May 2002. With tracks such as "Wasted Time" and "Temperature" making out to dancefloors, the CD continued to solidify Interface's place in New York and expand its audiences beyond the tri-state area. Interface welcomed 2003 by inking a deal with Tinman, making it the sole distributor of their music.

Group Members Interface is Eric Eldredge. Interface live is Eric Eldredge (vocals), Evan Eldredge (vocals/keybaords/guitars), and Jonny Retro (keyboards).

Instruments Computer: Dual Athlon MP 1.8 Ghz with M-Delta 1010, 1GB Ram, Cubase SX, ReBirth, Reason, Pro-52, HALion, Attack, PPG, Reaktor, Acid 3.0, Sound Forge 5, and lots of plugins. Studio: Behringer Eurodesk 2442, Steinberg Midex-8, Electrix Warp Factory and Mo-Fx, TC M-One, Fostex D5, MindPrint Envoice, Behringer Autocom. Instruments: Yamaha AN1X, Roland JP-8000, Roland Juno-106, Korg MS-2000R, Alesis D4, Roland XV-5080 (w/Techno/EFX/Orch/Dance/Vintage cards), Simmons SDS7.

Albums Wideband EP (1997; out of print, 25 copies total), Wideband Prime EP (1998 limited edition; 15 copies total), The Artemis Complex (1999; over 700 copies in distribution)

Press Reviews "Synth pop twisted to its own purposes" Jeff Johnson, Tinman Records "Premier Long Island Electronica" Brian Mannix, WLIR-FM "Interesting industrial with techno leanings" Ed Johnson, The Inside Connection, Feb 2000 "Long Island's answer to prosperous European acts like Covenant and Apoptygma Berzerk" Kenyon Hopkin. For more reviews see the main website.

Additional Info Interface is on Tinman Records www.tinmanrex.com

Location Bay Shore, New York - USA

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