Artist description How can you describe a music band by words? If words was enough to describe everything then why on earth would we care to make music?Forget the labels, forget categorizations,listen, feel, and describe it for yourself not for acception or approval of others.

Music Style Progressive,Trance,Techno, Breakbeat, Drum'n Bass, Progressive Trance, Anything that goes

Musical Influences No one had enough balls or brains to influence or manipulate our music, we were already so focused on ourselves.Call us arrogant.

Similar Artists We don't sound like anyone except ourselves.

Artist History Short History.1991 -A.T Gunyasar tried to create music on Amiga Sountracker.Succeded.1992 -Baris Gunal asked for Tolay's assistance on Soundtracker.Tolay taught him.1994-95 Hardworking on Amiga Soundtracker, and Fasttrekker.Also used Yamaha Psr Electronic organ.They called it the gimp(a tribute to Pulp Fiction), and asked for its assistance when having hard times on chord progression.The Gimp was accepted as the band name(1995).1995 - Met Taner Onat.Became Fast friends.Did three songs on Cubase running Atari with a Roland Jv-80.Sweet...1996 - Baris bought a Roland Jv 1000 music workstation.Began working frequently with synthesizers, and sequencers.It took him 4 years to master it.1999- Present - Began working in (911 Jingle Studio on commercial themes for radio and TV.Started usind Samplers and digital mixers and hard disk recording.Bogus!

Group Members A.T.Gunyasar,B.B.Gunal(also Taner Onat, Ezgi Gullu)

Instruments Korg Triton Pro, Roland JP8000,Novation SuperNova,Roland JV2080 Deck, Roland JV 1000, Roland Jv-80,Akai XL 3000 Sampler, Rebirth, Fruityloops, (and time allowed Yamaha Psr and Casio organ)

Albums -

Press Reviews Didn't publish anything yet, didn't get any review for that reason.

Additional Info 911 Jingle Studios with soundproof recording room, and digital mastering and recording.

Location Istanbul, Kadikoy - Turkey

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