Artist description ONE cynical 9 year old boy,_________________________ his keyboard, his computer, life experience, --------------------- and his mother's acoustic instruments.

Music Style Lo-fi, electronic, experimental, post-rock, krautrock, indie rock, twee pop

Musical Influences Ween, Smog, Palace, Atom and His Package, The Raincoats, Daniel Johnston

Similar Artists Atom and His Package, Smog, Daniel Johnston, Cory Ruffin

Artist History Carl was at a diner when he ran into Alfa. Alfa was living with Bosco Parelli, who was dating Yola Schmarnoff. Julie was Carl's little sister's baby-sitter and Duke was her sixth grade band teacher (who she had an affair with). Well, Yola wanted to revive her old band with her cousin, and started spreading the word. Eventually we just started practicing together _______________________________ Some people like the structure school provides them so they don't spend their days recording music and nights making pornographic star wars cartoons...

Group Members Trixie's Favorite Kite consists of Carl Hugmeyer. Julie McGwinis, Alfa Romono, Duke Branscott, and Yola Schmarnoff all just hang around me and make slobs of themselves.

Instruments Snare Drum, Keyboard, Keyboard, Bass Guitar, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar,

Albums single - Music for Looking at High Art, upcoming release - What the Beat Happening Never KNEW (perhaps renamed to I Was Never Your Best Friend)

Press Reviews Why, these first few songs have enough power and emotion to singlehandedly save rock and roll. -elitist_urine@yahoo.com I truly believe that Trixie's Favorite Kite unique style of music is the most brilliant thing i've heard since the beatles. -Corwin Olga (AIM chat)

Additional Info I have an extra toe...???

Location Belmont, MI - USA

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