Artist description We play a soft but energetic acoustic sounding style of music.

Music Style A softer Alternative

Musical Influences DMB, Pearl Jam, Metallica, Goo Goo Dolls, Matchbox 20

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Artist History Low Emissions started in the summer of 2000 when Tim first came to Valhalla High School. Tim and Brandon met at band camp. They mostly just messed around for the next 6 months writing heavy rock pieces, until that fateful day Brandon wrote “Beautiful.” They played it at lunch and people thought it was tight. After that they wrote a couple more songs and played them everday at lunch. They also played some GooGooDolls and Creed songs that people liked to hear. In the summer of 2001 Brandon introduced Tim to a drummer known as Ben. Tim was amazed at his skill. They wouldn’t play as a whole again until later in Tim’s senior year. They stuck together, and eventually recorded their first version of their demo, “Call on Saturday,” using the choral departments mixer and DAT recorder. Although not mixed very well, they have recieved much applause for their effort. Before that Brandon and Tim had done some amatuer recording using Tim’s POS computer.....hence “Beautiful (A Song About A Girl)” and “Life Goes On.” They now hope to add a sax and bass guitar to their trio.

Group Members Tim Malcuit-Vocals, GuitarBrandon Guthrie-GuitarBen Marta-Drums, Percussion

Instruments Tim pays a DeArmond electric guitar through a Line 6 AX2:212Amp------Brandon plays a Squier-strat and a Takamine acoustic\electric guitar through a Crate Amp-----Ben plays on a Pearl drumset that he has souped up.

Albums Call On Saturday (DEMO)

Additional Info separated, now they have their own things going

Location El Cajon, CA - USA

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