Artist description LarG emulates no particular style. All we want to do is make good music. There are no staple members. We play various genres together simultaneously in pretty much every song. Likely, there will be elements of hip hop through out. After that, just press play and find out! Genres touched on thus far: hip hop rap free-style improvisation punk ska blues jazz groove rock and roll electronica fusion reggae heavy rockabilly blue-grass dixie polka improv trip-hop fake synth art-rock dance gansta parody satire trance

Music Style hip hop flavoured jazz/punk fusion with some ska seasoning

Musical Influences A Tribe called Quest, Phish, Sonic Youth, Bad Religion, Sublime, Rage Against the Machine, Chuck D, N.W.A., Public Enemy, Eminem, Louis Armstrong, John Mclaughlin, Pennywise, NOFX, Rancid, Redman, Method Man, Wu Tang, BustaRhymes, Jay Z, Swell, Goldfinger, The Tragically Hip, Pearl Jam, Neil Young, the Guess Who, Eric's Trip, the Jesus Lizard, Limp Biskit, Korn, Swell, furnaceface, Field Day, Difference Engine, Papaya Gunwash, Nystagmus, DDT, Another White Male, Weather Report, Fugazi, Skinny Puppy, Nine Inch Nails, G Love and Special Sauce, Lamb, Aphex Twin, Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Duane Eddy, Down by Law, Sully, the Smalls, Downway, the Beastie Boys, Daytona, the Rose Chronicles, Green Day, Race, Snoop Dogg, Ministry, SoundGarden, Led Zepplin, the Beatles, Frank Zappa, the Grateful Dead, Reef, Poledo, Cypress Hill, Morcheeba, the Reverend Horton Heat, Pavement, Dave Mathews

Similar Artists Sublime, G Love and Special Sauce, Rage against the Machine, Limp Biskit, Morcheeba, ...we're all over the bloody place!

Artist History http://www.angelfire.com/hiphop/larg/songhistory.html

Group Members more often than not Len C is the vocalist and Graham Hall does the rest. Except Drums. Thats Trevor van Dyk. Otherwise it will be indicated appropriately.

Instruments Microphones, mouths, guitars, bass, drums, samplers, the art of remixing, brains.

Albums Bring In the Hooks Y'all, 21 Club Hits, We Only Get Worse With Time, We Dropped the 'E'

Press Reviews Malcom Perry of the Vancouver Sun called G a rapper. That is not really true. Main Artist Board Forum Archives MIKE BURN Nov 25, 2001 at 12:16:45 Re: Different styles all the time I checked your Mary Jane... unusual Hip-Hop Number... I was left spellbound by these absolutely ZZ-Top alike sounding vocal-raps here and there Very cool rapping (slow...but freestyle...)... the song itself moves you forward and whipping your legs... cool psychedelic guitar sounds and riffs. The production overall is tight, but lacking high frequencies and a uncontrolled sub-bass cut/filter. I don't understand why the song is so short and has this *cut* ending... Nice one ! Rating: 5 MIKE

Location Vancouver, BC - Canada

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