Artist description Hi! My name is Scott and I like the musics. I like good music so I try to make my own from time to time. I record it all by myself with a Yamaha cassette-based 8-track in my basement. I play drums, bad bass, and guitars as well as a few random instruments like a cool toy piano and shizzy like that. My vocals are not too good but the backups usually work. Well, at least I think I have the right idea. Word up.

Music Style laid-back, folky rock with no shame

Musical Influences R.E.M., Weezer, the Smiths, Mike Grau and the Grautones, the Unpopulars, Radiohead, the HollyHotchers, Atom and his Package

Similar Artists Blur, Talking Heads, R.E.M.

Artist History I took piano lessons starting in first grade but I really wnated to take drum lessons. My 'rents were like "Hey Scott, take piano lessons first." I was like "No." I lost that battle, but it paid off. Drum lessons started in fourth grade. When I was 13 I bought an acoustic guitar with my Bar Mitzvah money. I played drums in some bands with friends. One of them lasted a while, the HollyHotchers. My friend Matt and I wrote songs and rocked some faces during high school. I started recording when I got the Yamaha in 1997. I record whatever comes to mind even if it is terrible. Currently I am playing guitar in a band called Everything Red in Syracuse, New York. We'll see what happens with that.

Group Members Scott- vocals, rhythm guitar (he's the sweet one) Scott- lead guitar, piano (he's the cute one) Scott- bass, backup vocals Scott- drums, television, mandolin (he's the abusive alcoholic one)

Instruments drums, bass, guitars, vocals, piano, television, percussion, mandolin, tamborine

Albums Sounds Like Burning, I Like Meat, I Make Boys Cry

Location Cranford, NJ - USA

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