Artist description Poxxero, the innovating artist that takes many electronic genres and combines them to create new and fresh sound. Poxxero sounds tremendously trancy, hardcorish, and even mellow. A facinating style that sounds like no other existing band. The music Poxxero engineers is derived from his moods, thoughts, feelings, and even down to his daydreams during class. The Poxxero style is heavily influence by most popular genres that presently stimulates human ears. Aphex Twin has to be one of the pioneer in what is explained in the previous sentence. He has his own style, so to speak, as well as mixed genres. Poxxero goals consist of harnessing this new style and utilizing it to the full extent of the sound spectrum.

Music Style Trance/Techno/Jungle/Hardcore/HappyHardcore/Freeform/Digital Harcore/Alternative

Musical Influences Cold Storage (Wipeout), BT, Paul van Dyke, Transa, Airscape, Alice Deejay, Aphex Twin, DJ Brisk, U-ziq, FSOL, Fluke, Orbital, Underworld, Atari teenage riot, Christoph De Babylon, Bomb 20, Sonic Subjunkies, Robert Miles, Prodigy,

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Artist History Kevin Karasuda, aka Poxxero, was born on Feb 28,1982 and raised in Fresno, California. He knew very little about electronic music and how it was generated. By 1996, playstation came out with a game called Wipeout. This was the game that inspired him to listen to techno and thereafter, create techno. He researched the internet in hopes to expand his horizion on synthesizers, MIDI, composition, and sampling. Since the analogue synthesizers were outdated and expensive, he turned to a new format of synthesizers known as virtual analogue synths. So he added a Korg Prophecy to his sound arsenal. Samplers opened the doors for Kevin. The capablities and manipulations it yielded proved useful in the efficency of his compositions. Samplers are the main weapons of choice when it comes to his music. Many styles emerged with the advent of the sampler held in his possession. He was no longer confined to a certain genre. He began to explore other genres to see what made them tick. Presently, he still is learning more about new styles and how to go about incorporating them into old songs he made in the earlier years.

Group Members Kevin H. Karasuda - Keyboards/sampling/programming/composer

Instruments E-mu E6400, Korg Prophecy, Mackie 1402, Audio Technica 3525, Roland MT-32, Kawai K-1, Alesis Nanoverb, Cakewalk 5.0, Athlon xp 1800

Albums Tom Circuit

Location Fresno, California - USA

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