Music Style Alternative Rock

Musical Influences Yes, Rush, King Crimson, Frank Zappa, Miles Davis, PWEI, Bauhaus, Tones On Tail, Love and Rockets, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead, ELP, Butthole Surfers, Black Sabbath

Similar Artists Yes, Rush, King Crimson, Frank Zappa, Miles Davis, PWEI, Bauhaus, Tones On Tail, Love and Rockets, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead, ELP, Butthole Surfers, Black Sabbath

Artist History Imagery Flux began when mutual friend James Short introduced Pat Connolly and Timothy Daniel in 1988 at Beaver College near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Jim Short played guitar with the two for a few months then turned to film making studies around the time the Imagery Flux concept was born to include film as part of the live experience. Pat and Tim began recording on a four track around this time. In 1989 Pat and Tim teamed up with drummer Jon Silk from another college contact. The three piece recorded extensively in Jon's studio. Seeking a bass player proved difficult and the three moved west to San Francisco along with Jim Short to team up with singer/bassist Ex The²m. Jim produced videos which were mixed live, and the four piece group played many performances and recorded in San Francisco until May, 1993 when it was agreed that the band should take a hiatus. All the band members still live in San Francisco and occasionally get together to play or record. Currently there are numerous demo tapes and a few CDs floating around, but you won't find a CD online for some time (if ever) so please enjoy these mp3 files, some of which are rarely heard recordings of Imagery Flux throughout their five year history. More files will be added to this page as time goes on.

Group Members Jon Silk - drums, electronic percussion, keyboards, vocals; Tim Daniel - keyboards, synth bass, vocals, electronic percussion; Pat Connolly - guitar, bass, vocals; Ex The²m - bass, vocals; James Short - video mixing, spiritual guidance

Location San Francisco, CA - USA

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