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Artist description
New Wave isn't dead. Somehow it still lives on. These recordings were discovered in a basement vault in NYC's Greenwich Village. Does that mean this is "Underground New Wave"? |
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Music Style
New Wave (still stuck in the 80's, can't help it) |
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Musical Influences
Depeche Mode, Split Enz, Gary Numan, Flock of Seagulls |
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Similar Artists
XTC, Howard Jones, Duran Duran |
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Artist History
He proved himself to be what was locally known as the "4-Track Master". All songs here (with the exception of 'Disillusion') were recorded on a Tascam Porta One 4-Track Recorder. For several years in NYC's Manhattan, these songs were showcased in and around Greenwich Village and the East Village in a band that was then called 'Where's Gideon?' |
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Group Members
Electric Guitar on 'Up & Down' - Peter Savad |
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Instruments
Somebody's borrowed electric guitar, Yamaha Acoustic Guitar, JX-3P synthesizer, Boss Dr. Rhythm Drum programmer, Ibanez Roadstar II Bass and an Audio-Technica Microphone |
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Press Reviews
Famous rock critic Greil Marcus said the tunes "brought me back to the Haight in the 60's when musical innovation was thriving". |
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Location
New York, NY - USA |
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