Artist description "Music shouldn't be produced only by those with great production values," says TRS, member of Eri Surrealist. "Our music has become just as much an issue of class as well as exploring sonic soundscapes that most would stick up their noses to." Trying to be musicians with very little to work with, the band has created a sound that is experimental in the way that it borders on noise while finding a spot directly inbetween rock and electronica. "My sister and I have very different tastes in music. Our stuff has to respect that," adds JMS. It may not be much to listen to, but it will work itself into your brain

Music Style Experimental Electronica/Rock

Musical Influences Everything and Anything

Artist History Eri Surrealist began as Renfilm (aka JMS) in the year 2000. He joined up with his sister (TRS) after experimenting with electronic music for two years. Together they decided to create a sound that would both protest the current state of music and government while relecting their status as lower class citizens of the USA. "Quite frankly, we wanted to sound like crap. Frustrating noise. And we didn't want to apologize for it," says JMS. The music became more personal after an unexpected move from their home state of MN to the state of GA. After working on tunes that would satisfy both thier musical tastes, JMS and TRS put together their first (and so far only) official release.

Group Members JMS & TRS (sharing all responsibilities)

Instruments Everything from synths to white noise (and an occasional fish tank)

Albums Official: Her Sonic Afterlife II - Expell The Infant From America, Unofficial: Her Sonic Afterlife, Glorious On The Mushroom Cloud Angelic, Autonomy

Location West Green, GA - USA

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