Artist description Timothy Daniel is an artist currently living in San Francisco who has played music for most of his life and has been recording music for about 15 years. He got his grade school music training playing the saxophone and later moved on to piano and synthesizers while pursuing a music minor and now also plays the guitar and bass.

Music Style Psychedelic Progressive Rock / Fusion / Electronica / World Fusion

Musical Influences Zappa, FSOL, Tangerine Dream, Stravinsky, King Crimson, Fripp, Shankar, Schoenberg

Similar Artists FSOL, King Crimson, Dead Can Dance, Creatures, Tangerine Dream, ELP, Yes, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, Merle Saunders, Phish, Primus, Atomic Rooster, Edgar Froese, Imagery Flux

Artist History I've been recording since 1986. Performed and recorded withImagery Flux from 1988-1993. Performed and recorded with Turtle Soup, Feh? and others. Havebeen building my studio for over ten years! (Read:spending lots of money.) I left Philadelphia in 1991 with Imagery Flux to move to San Francisco. While thegroup stopped performing in 1993, we still all livein the city and occasionally colaborate on newmaterial and sometimes suprise folks by showing upin the strangest of places for a performance.

Group Members Timothy E. Daniel Occasional guests include Patrick Connolly,Jon Silk and others.

Instruments Synthesizers (E-mu, Yamaha, Roland), MIDI wind controller, guitar, bass

Albums Inversion, Rabbit vs the Machine, Posit 94 and 1, Instances of Permanent Instants

Press Reviews Played on KPFA Radio, Berkeley, CA (94.1 FM)Imagery Flux reviewed in BAM, the Bay Guardian andBig Whoop!

Additional Info I also do music for video and film, including work by James Short and Eduardo Rufeisen. CONTACT ME for original music for your film, video, yes ... I'll even do commercials for coffee flavored toothpaste!

Location San Francisco, CA - USA

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