Artist description Forbidden Logic consists of one man, named Mike Ambrosi, and a 233 pentium 2 computer. Together, they work to create unique soundscapes. I pride myself on not using any sythesyzers, drum machines or musical keayboards. Somehow I consider that cheating.

Music Style Horror, Comedy SFX, and Spoken Poetry

Musical Influences Nine Inch Nails, Beck, Frans Liszt, Metallica, Depeche Mode and many more.

Similar Artists One of a kind sound

Artist History It all started on Halloween in 1997. Me and my Radio club G.O.R.C. were having our annual haunted house. We had this SFX CD that made a crude attempt at creating a creepy mood. I was listening to it and it occured to me that I could come up with scarier effects by myself. So I downloaded a shareware mixing program and put my nose to the grinding stone. Now two years later, I am still mixing SFX as a hobby. Some of the stuff I now make is scary, and some of it is funny. My style is in constant evolution at this time so there is no particular category that i can stricltly fit into. I have made the addition of poetry to my page and I plan on releasing more of it as soon as it is recorded and mastered.

Group Members Mike Ambrosi and my Pentium 233

Instruments Computer, Upright Piano, Digarido,pan pipes, kitchen appliances and many many more off the wall things

Press Reviews "No synthesizers, eh? I would be out of business without those things! hahaha! Your stuff has a musique concrète sound (taking sound sources from anything and everything). Very cool sounding. Dig the sound you get on Jungle Warp. Great outcome on a great idea on message mix! Catchy Beat reminded me of working with tape splicing.You have some really awesome stuff going on. I can learn a few things from the way you think about sound."-e-mail from Rave Edison. visit his page via the link on the "Atrists we like" section of my page

Location Gardena, CA - USA

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