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Artist description
Two guys, unlimited recording time, and more toys than
they know what to do with. These songs are the results
of random musings and addled Muses. Whatever we felt
like doing, we did. Of course, we've only presented
what we feel are the best of these songs. |
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Music Style
Instrumental/vocal folky progressive electronica? |
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Musical Influences
Rheostatics, Orealis, Rush, Mike Oldfield, the Pet Shop Boys, Kila, Stanley Clarke, Joy Division |
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Similar Artists
According to the listeners: Roy Buchanan, Pink Floyd, and many other, less famous people. It's a tough call. |
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Artist History
A result of countless jam sessions, and hours of
experiments, The Band That Doesn't Exist really
doesn't exist, per se. Since all of these tracks
would be impossible to reproduce without having
several duplicates of each member, only two or three
of them have ever seen the light of day in public
performance. This is the band's first project, but
quite possibly not their last. |
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Group Members
Caspian Kilkelly - A seriously disturbed individual,
this one man army plays bass, guitar and trumpet in
these songs, as well as doing vocals, drum sequencing,
and effects. He also recorded and mixed nearly the
entire album. Oh yes, he also did the photography, some
writing for the liner notes, digital editing, and
is widely credited within the scientific community
as the discoverer of insulin (not verified).
Michael Ayles - Raised by free-range sheep in the
Andes mountain range, Michael was severely disturbed
by his abrupt reintroduction to society. Unable to
read, right, or perform simple 'rithmatic, he turned to music in
a last ditch effort to communicate with the outside
world. Steve Vai has described his virtuosic guitar technique
as "awesome", and Rolling Stone says of him that "The world
has not seen such a thundering talent as [Michael]
in many decades. "We are afraid."
Mike plays acoustic and electric guitars, bass,
tinwhistle, sings on a few songs, and occasionally
impersonates the caterpillar from "A Bug's Life"
-3Jim ZaiZan
3J is far too elusive to describe.
He does what the band won't or can't.
with the help of Caspian, he produced the C.D.,
engineered the recording studio, and singlehandedly brought down the
Avant-Garde archetecture movement as we know it. |
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Instruments
Acoustic and electric guitars, bass, electronic and improvised percussion, trumpet, tin whistle, violin. |
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Albums
Music...For You! (1999) |
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Press Reviews
Well...our moms think we're cool,
and so, it seems, do are friends (until they read this, that is.)
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Additional Info
Stay tuned, kids, the Band DNE will have some more songs up here in no time. |
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Location
Montreal, Quebec - Canada |
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