Artist description The music of Imaginary Gallery creates a dream world of love/hate, life/death, anger/bliss and various shadings in between. The songs are constructed around slick bass lines and prominent drum rhythms which fuse together, creating a spectacular rhythm section beneath colorful splashes of crazy keyboards, haunting vocals and home-made samples. TJ uses a wide range of voices, layered together, against a framework of well-developed, listenable song structures which convey the many emotions that we, as human beings, refer to as "life". He jumps from character to character within the depths of diverse soundscapes, coming across as a vulnerable/submissive waif at one moment, and materializing into a self-assured musical assassin at the next. Imaginary Gallery sends the listener on an exhilarating journey through an emotionally-charged electrical storm.

Music Style Electronic Industrial Pop influenced by the 80's alternative rock scene

Musical Influences Early Depeche Mode, Danielle Dax, New Order, Erasure, HUMAN LEAGUE

Similar Artists Depeche Mode, YAZ(OO), Kraftwerk, HUMAN LEAGUE

Artist History TJ has been writing/playing songs since he was 10 years old. Over the past 20 years he has been creating and developing the music that has been living in is head. Throughout the 80's he played drums and keyboards in various punk/alternative bands, and has fine-tuned his creative juices, which becomes evident in the music of his curent project, "Imaginary Gallery".

Group Members TJ: a lad who came of age during the underground "alternative" rock scene of the 80's. He plays the multiple roles of performer, producer and graphic designer. He has a BA degree in Psychology and works in a bank by day.

Instruments Ensoniq SQ1 plus, Korg Triton Digital Workstation, Ludwig Accent 2000 drums,

Albums Silence as Acceptance

Location Kansas City, MO - USA

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