Artist description We're a band which prides itself on being different and creative whilst maintaining great melodical elements. Inspired by many things but not sounding much like them. We use Synths (analogue and digital), Guitars and drum machines. We're kind of somewhere between goth, synthpop, experimental and industrial. Best way to understand is to listen!

Music Style Dark Futurist ( goth / synthpop / experimental / electronic )

Musical Influences Front 242, Human League, Sisters of Mercy, John Foxx, Evils Toy, Philip Glass, John Carpenter, Sinclair Spectrum Game Music, Siouxsie, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, New Order, Kraftwerk,

Similar Artists Sisters of Mercy, Front 242, Philip Glass, John Carpenter, Joy Divison, New Order,

Artist History Starting in 1995 Jan Doyle Band has produced 6 full length albums up to 2002. Moving from a darker Joy Division esque sound to a lighter cleaner New Order esque sound with the most recent album Too Valuable to Risk. No albums have been commercially released by a label but the band put them out as cdrs and tapes. The first major release of an album was with Welcome To Jhenge in 98 where 20 tapes were distributed around America. Though still very much unknown the band continue to innovate with atmospheric and different music.

Group Members Full time members: Duncan Timiney, Derek Williams Part time members: Kendrick Curtis, Adam Jones, Alex Timiney

Instruments Crumar Multiman, Korg: DW8000, Electribe ER-1 (drum synth), Polysix, Pandora gutar FX, Roland: Juno 60, SH-09, SH-101, TR-707 drum machine, TR-626 drum machine, Boss DR-55 drum machine, Boss DR-110 drum machine, XP-10, Yamaha: CS1x, QY-70, PSS-680.

Albums Axis Syndrome (1996), New Songs (1997), Welcome To Jhenge (1998), Swings and Contractors (1999), Ultrabeliever (2000), Too Valuable to Risk (2002)

Location Doncaster, South Yorkshire - United Kingdom

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