Artist description Neuron-nest is a project which is perpetually changing, experimenting with a multitude of sounds to create original music. I realise many artists say this and they're either decieving themselves or are just straight lying, but if you listen I don't think you'll easily be able to liken this music to much else. Personally my musical tastes have changed considerably over the years. My first major musical interest was metal, for example early Korn, Tool (a band I will always love) and Human Waste Project. Steadily, and thus without my real awareness of it, my interests were becoming more obscure. At first the likes of Queen Adreena. Then came a revolution, COIL, an amazing group of musicians who combine organic and electronic sounds to create beautiful music. Of course this led on to other things ranging from Wumpscut to Mouse on Mars to Faultline. In addition to these rare sparks of genious I have always had a sentimental like of Jazz and classical music (and I don't mean traditional classical music, contemporary stuff is more to my liking. eg Esquivel). Now, I'm constantly on the lookout for music which I have previously been completely ignorant of. Neuron-nest, as my musical development may suggest, is really an attempt by myself to create music which takes the elements of the multitude of genres named above which I find most curious, and cultivating an organism which can grow, explore and convey.

Music Style Experimental Electronica

Musical Influences Nightmares and dreams

Artist History Neuron-nest began in the Summer of 2001 using a piece of freeware to string together a set of sounds and film samples resulting in a musically accompanied narrative. The manifestation of which was a demo of 5 tracks of which are not available on this site, however, if you would like a copy of this cd for the price of the p&p then email spidr237@aol.com. 2002 marked the beginning of a new sound (this was largely unintentional and actually a by-product of new software). The film samples vanished and new ideas were employed. This is what is available directly from this site.

Group Members A. S. Davies

Instruments 'anything goes'

Albums Demo - as mentioned in History as well as the below mentioned CD

Press Reviews It`s Kinda got that halloween electronica experimental vibe Reviews of 'soundscreaming': 11/10/2002 at 5:53:35 PM I was pleasantly surprised by this! In somewhat less than 6 minutes 'soundscreaming' goes through several quite distinct 'moods', changes in rhythm and colour, all unified by a firm thematic thread, which ensures its sounding 'natural', and non-contrived. I like it. Nice job! -- HarS 11/13/2002 at 6:23:06 PM Very strange-but rewarding track in its own way..Great atmosphere-Like waking up one morning and finding yourself on another planet! steve ison 11/17/2002 at 1:29:42 PM A plea for understanding in a mechanised ethos Paul Wiggins

Location London area, Unknown - United Kingdom

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