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Artist description
A one-man nightmare from the bowels of southeastern Wisconsin. |
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Music Style
Radio-friendly drum 'n' bass, danceable big beat, and experimental IDM. |
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Musical Influences
B.A.D. II, Orbital, Future Sound of London, Death In Vegas, U.N.K.L.E., Nine Inch Nails, U2, Brian Eno, Jeff Buckley, Hum, The Cure, Lou Reed, Boards of Canada |
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Similar Artists
Death In Vegas, Brian Eno, Jeff Buckley, Hum, Lou Reed |
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Artist History
DJ Speck has been playing electric guitars of all kinds for the past 6 years. Recently, he has explored music composition in the digital realm, using his cheap-ass PC. For some projects, DJ Speck has collaborated with DJ Andrew Jackson of Dole Factory. |
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Group Members
DJ Speck, "PaddyDev2" (a new PC), plus numerous temporary passengers. |
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Instruments
'73 Gibson Les Paul Recording, custom DJ Speck PCD, Fender Hot-Rodded P-Bass, Jerry Jones electric sitar, ACID Music 2, CoolEdit 2000 |
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Press Reviews
"DJ Speck evokes just one image: A gene splicing experiment gone horribly wrong involving John Lennon, Buddy Holly, Woody Allen, and Katharine Hepburn, flapping its arms wildly over the strings of an electric guitar and the controls of a drum machine." --- PJ Oliver, UW Palmyra News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ."DJ Speck sure gets a lot of mileage out of his PC, using it to splice and dice the pastiche of sounds heard here. 'Hats Off to the General' ... is chock full of nifty breakbeats and drum fills. 'Attack of the Slug Men From Mars' is more satisfying, opening with synth strains before mutating into what sounds like a broken hurdy-gurdy run through a noise filter that's on the fritz." --- Pat Berkery @ cdnow.com |
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Location
Milwaukee, WI - USA |
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