Artist description Pop/Down Beat NuJazz created with soft synths, Electric Guitar, Electric Fretless Bass, Vocals and sampled field recordings.

Music Style Chill, Down Beat, Experimental Electronic, Techno

Musical Influences 40s, 50s, 60s Electronic Music, and POP

Similar Artists Garbage, Morcheeba,

Artist History I began my musical career in 1966 when I began to learn drums. I quickly moved into high school bands playing weekends. In the early 70s I played variously in a touring country band, a heavy metal band, and progressed into playing in a number of experimental bands including Oberon, and a proto version of the Melodic Energy Commission, from Vancouver, B.C Canada. In the late 70s I played in an experimental music collective at the University of Waterloo, called "Eggplant". During the 80s, I was in various punk and New Wave bands, Industrial and Goth bands. In the 90s, I began to produce my own projects, and this continues to the present.

Group Members In recent years I have worked alone with the exception of collaborations with my wife, Catherine who contributes with her astoundingly wonderful vocal talent. I may work with some others soon, but in general, I am a multi-instrumentalist, of wide ranging experience in styles, so I find I can work alone for the most part.

Instruments Electric Guitars, Electric Fretless Bass, Drums, Synths, Percussion, Tape Manipulations.

Albums An Elemental in Nirvana, 16 Robots, The Cathedral of Deserted Mythologies, Ghosts, After Duchamp

Press Reviews Ron Burd, Program Director for CIUT University of Toronto Radio. "Brilliant, the highlight of my listening week" Anne Sulikowski, Worthy Records, "Seamless...everyone should hear you"

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Location Toronto, Ontario - Canada

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