Artist description Thematic Array is a one-man group fronted by Damon C Bradshaw and based out of Kansas City. Characterized by lilting accompaniment and melodic vocal lines, Thematic Array's musical style could best be described as "dark electro-pop." Bradshaw's background in classical music and opera adds to the "big sound" element of much of Thematic Array's music; expect to hear tense harmonies and interesting vocal tricks, and the occasional classical homage, filtered through a heavy melange of synthetic sound.

Music Style Industrial Electronica

Musical Influences Razed In Black, 16 Volt, Information Society, Enigma, Stabbing Westward, God Lives Underwater, VAST

Similar Artists Nine Inch Nails, GLU, InSoc, Seal

Artist History After guitarist CC Roberts of the Southwestern Missouri techno-industrial duo known as "Tosche's Station" left to join the army in 1996, Bradshaw was forced into a solo project at the time called "Event Horizon." After the release of the mediocre science fiction movie of the same name, Bradshaw became Thematic Array, a name that reflects the non-consistiency of his library of compositions; an array of themes. (listen for CC's guitar stylings on some of TA's harder tunes)

Group Members Damon C Bradshaw, mid to late 20s, child of Atari, grew up metro in Smallsville, has sung since whenever, loved and lost, studied sound and pictures, worked for the man every night and day, takes care of all the little aminals, plays lots, and busts out a new tune when the opportunity presents itself.

Instruments PC running AcidPro 3.0 for sequencing & multitracking, Korg Prophecy, Yamaha DJXI + II and DD55 Drum Pad, Roland MC303 GrooveBox, Boss DR660 Rythm Dr. Drum Machine, mixed by Behringer

Albums TAPD (Thematic Array Promotional Disc), Data Ferocity, Digital Me

Additional Info Visit brother-project, Concrete CORE at www.mp3.com/ConcreteCore

Location Kansas City, Missouri - USA

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