Artist description Experimental music made by human beings rather than machines; there are no sequencers, gratuitous tricks, or other slights of hand to detract from the music at hand.

Music Style Experimental improv, fading from ambient to explosive within seconds.

Musical Influences The sounds in an alley at 2 am, Marillion, Roger Waters, Residents, Devil Bell Hippies, Whitehouse, Throbbing Gristle, Coil

Similar Artists Hawkwind, Floyd, Sonic Youth, noise, Throbbing Gristle, Coil, Whitehouse

Artist History Recording and performing experimental music since the early 1990s, the Reverend Rob has played with numerous Chicago no-wave bands including the Devil Bell Hippies and P. Nice Joplin, appeared live on WZRD, performed hundreds of shows, spent far too long in the recording studio, and has released several albums and limited-edition pressings. Since relocating in 1998, the Reverend Rob has continued to perform and record, shifting gears to mostly working live in the studio and distributing music via the Internet. Live shows are now events rather than habit, and a commitment to making the entire catalog available to interested fans is slowly becoming a reality with over sixty full-length songs available for download.

Group Members the Reverend Rob: guitar, echo, ebow, and divers.

Instruments Echoplex, electric guitar, ebow.

Albums A Temporary Lapse Into Fidelity, Evoking the Night, Agrona Falling, Splendid Tales, Bitter Harvest, Negotiations Fail, to enter Atlas, Fly, Three Fires from the Furnace, and others.

Location Pocatello, ID - USA

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