Artist description An never ending voyage , Experimental electronic looking for succesful experiments and find new horizons and undiscovered musical landscapes to explore and befriend. Trying not to let stereo types limit and destroy, constant change.

Music Style Experimental Electronica

Musical Influences Ween , The Residents , Eatstatic , Can , Megadog , Future sound of London, Underground dance music , Weird music , , Bandulu , Spiritualised , Electric prunes , West coast pop art experimental band , Early Leftfield , The mercy seat by Nick cave , The rabbits name was by A+E Department , The boredoms , The stone roses , Gringo Scarr , Sun ra , Aphex twin , C J Bolland , LTJ Bukem , Brian eno , John Peel

Similar Artists Coil, ween, Resisents, Stockhausen, Eatstatic, FSOL, Future sound of London, Brian Eno, Biota, Musique Concrete

Artist History Dreamworlds Started making musical synth loops and noises in 1989 over ten years ago with analog synths and a four track. He late joined a manchester experimental rock group who played various joints in Manchester and had their single played on Radio one. However as the direction of the group strayed to wards bland indie pop and two dimensional belligerent rock and roll Dreamworld walked away and moved down to Cornwall where she started recording her own compositions, and increasingly computers began to play a part in her music creation. In Cornwall in between travelling expeditions Dreamworlds recordings (under various different names) have been played on Radio one's John Peel show. Dreamworld has two tracks out on koept.net compilation 'do not expect consistancy'. Dreamworld has been living in Peru for the last year where she irritated local mainstream radios with her Cuzco radio show 'Visiones Solares'. More recently started sonic arts degree course in middlesex university.

Group Members Various

Instruments Various

Press Reviews I really like this - John Peel

Location Manchester, Manchester - United Kingdom

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