Artist description Trone is an eclectic medium for the transmission of sub-audible sound particles that exist in the 6th dimension. This transmission is carried out by means of a small, micro-sensitive sound transmission device known as an "One" (pronounced "ohn") located in the inner ear of each of the three human mediums. When working together, the three mediums form what is known as a "Tri-One", which has been shortened to "Trone" for the sake of brevity.

Music Style improvisational cinematic new wave space grooves

Musical Influences Ennio Morricone, Kraftwerk, Club music, 80's jams

Artist History In the year 2000, those who would become the 3 human componenets of Trone decided to agree that there exists a 6th dimension, and that, within this 6th dimension, there are sound particles that are sub-audible. From their subsequent scientific research, they found that this particular dimension seemed to filter and catch sounds that resembled those that can be found on now largely obsolete keyboards and low-quality drum-machines from years gone by. Together they devised the "One" transmittor, which each member tested separately in a dark, damp location until each was satisfied of its effectiveness and accuracy in reproducing the 6th dimensional sound particles. Subsequently, each member had the transmittor installed in his/her inner ear, and Trone was born.

Group Members Michael Degnan, Namasta Hamman, Jamie Coventry, and Computer

Instruments keyboards(various), tape loops, drum machine, bass guitar, banjo, record player, various plugs and adaptors.

Albums The Ipcress Sound, Outtakes an Effluvia, New Wave Noise and Ghost Songs

Press Reviews "Trone is hypnotic!" (Mike's sister) "This music always puts me to sleep!" (Namasta's brother) "This sounds like Depeche Mode!" (Jamie Coventry)

Additional Info Contact Trone at profudu@hotmail.com

Location san francisco, Ca - USA

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