Artist description Buswell's music has been described as a heady mix of 80's kids TV shows, bedroom electronica, prog, hip-hop, classical, indie, and just about anything else he can twist into his own unique style.

Music Style Eclecto

Musical Influences Anything from Puccini to Godspeed You Black Emperor to Elton John

Similar Artists Comparisons are too wide and varied.

Artist History Buswell has been writing and recording music since leaving Omega Red in 1997. His first release, Proudness, was

Group Members Buswell records most of his music solo, recruiting a few musicians here and there. For the live performance, the line up is :- Tim Duggan : Bass Steve Peters : Keyboards/Piano Jamie Trowbridge : Drums Leanne Mack : Vocals The Dude : Mixing/Samples Buswell : Everything else

Instruments Sounds created with PC's, Guitars, Drums, Keyboards, Voices, Synths, and any other noise available

Albums Proudness - Stainmonkey Records 1999 (rereleased 2003), Buy Me New Shoes - Stainmonkey Records 2003

Press Reviews There’s so many different directions (for a debut album). All I mean is most bands fix on what they want their sound to be and stick to it - variations on a theme. Buswell is more schizophrenic than that....I guess in part this comes from the fact it’s all bedroom-studio produced and (Buswell) tends to avoid live excursions. But there are some perfect pop songs here...and this could see him turn into a bit of a cult if this CD gets enough exposure. For all it’s self-battering lyrics it’s a really confident album. Each song is crafted to perfection, no shoddy independent badly-produced-ness here. All done through the belief in the power of music (and the spirit of Buswell)....It’s an open attempt at honesty which you rarely get...and it works because there’s obviously a lot of talent and hard work involved. And I think it’s very brave and very impressive and you should definitely get hold of a copy. - Sarah, Spitting Glass Stars

Location Swindon, Wilts - United Kingdom

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