Artist description Barba Moscas :: collective :: It is well documented and universally believed that certain words have "meanings" and, if strung together in a predetermined order can be used to construct "phrases", "sentences" or in a musical context "lyrics". These in turn may be used to describe an object, event or feeling. This theory, though interesting, is not without it's flaws. We at Barbamoscas believe that the true value and above all usefulness of words, either as individual entities or when formed into phrases, has not, as yet, been fully utilised. Therefore we have endeavoured, using music (a popular and easily understood vehicle) to demonstrate an alternate form of communication. We feel the variance of verbs and adjectives combined with the interaction of vocal nuances and differing levels of musical colouration has, quite effectively, altered the significance of the afore-mentioned "lyrics" and consequently provided us with a new and quite frankly refreshing overall "meaning".

Musical Influences ACDC, Rush, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, J.Cocker, Richie Sambora, Scott Henderson, Buddy Rich, John Bonham, Phil Rudd, Miles Davis, Cannonball Adderley

Artist History Coming from varying backgrounds members have played with such names as, The Four Tops, Jayne County, Larry Mitchel, Wayne Fontana.The coming together of their ultimate carnation has evolved over the last 6 years Basing themselves now in the North of England and in Spains Balearic Islands, they are a truly International band

Group Members Gaz Pearson. Aidan Rustage-Towers. Sean Garthorpe. Derwin A. Sato. William den Hauses.

Instruments Vocals, Guitars, Drums, Bass, Keys

Albums The Fly Who Loved Me

Location Rossendale, Lancashire - United Kingdom

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