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Artist description
An acoustic singer/songwriter from Sudbury, Ontario, run amok in a studio with a mad scientist producer. |
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Music Style
Originally acoustic rock and folk, branching ever more deeply into eclectic rock. |
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Musical Influences
Pearl Jam, Creed, Gordon Lightfoot, and many more. |
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Similar Artists
Depending on the song, anybody from I Mother Earth to Soul Coughing to the Violent Femmes, with a healthy smattering of Canadian Folk. |
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Artist History
Owen is a singer/songwriter/actor/poet in Sudbury, ON, Canada. He met Producer and chief co-conspirator Dave Miner during a summer performance of "Grease" in 1999, and every summer the two hole up to take Owen's sound in groovy new directions. We really really hope you all like it. |
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Group Members
Owen McLaughlin - Vocals and occasional acoustic guitar. Dave Miner - Guitars, bass, keyboards and sequencing, and very occasional backing pipes. Assorted miscellaneous session players who were nice enough to come and share in the fun. |
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Instruments
Many acoustic and electric guitars, VG-8 guitar processor, just about any weird gizmo Roland ever put out, and anything that makes a neat sound when you whack it with something. |
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Albums
Who Wants To Be A Rock Star Anyways? (1999); The Man With The Shades (2001) |
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Press Reviews
"What happened to all that money we gave you for tuition?" (Owen's Mom); "Can you turn that bass down?" (Dave's landlord); "Ooh. Aah. Oh." (Excited throngs of music fans everywhere) |
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Additional Info
It's out! Owen's sophomore release. Here is the poem that the CD is named after, and based on; |
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Location
Sudbury, Ontario - Canada |
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