Artist description Imagine U2 in the studio with Billy Corgan and Enya, with Flood producing and Trent Reznor makingthe sounds, and all the different people dominating different songs in different ways at different times. All comments are of course very welcome. Steve is a student studying Graphic Design and Music Composition. Song styles vary wildly; Some songs rock, some boogie, some are serious and some are peaceful. Impulse Nine is not on a label, and is searching for a reasonable distribution deal.

Music Style Instrumental, with guitars, strings, & pianos. Mix of Rock, Ambient, Classical, Blues, and Techno, sometimes mixed and sometimes straight.

Musical Influences U2, Smashing Pumpkins, Enya, eels, Garbage, Metallica, Led Zepplin, Ozzy, Pink Floyd, Nine Inch Nails

Similar Artists Nine Inch Nails + Pink Floyd + Enya + Type O Negative + Smashing Pumpkins + Orbital

Artist History Began as an act of boredom in Summer '98, in Phoenix, AZ. Recording was done in a homemade studio in Tucson, AZ. Steve lives and studies, in Tucson,and the first album, Girl, was released 9/9/99. The second album, Ultraviolet, was finished by 1/10/01, available here and at www.impulsenine.com. Much better, more detailed information is at www.impulsenine.com

Group Members Steve McMackin

Instruments Guitar, amp, computer (which uses drum machine, piano, some strings)

Albums Girl (9-9-1999), Ultraviolet (01-10-01)

Press Reviews "I was hooked! :) I can't stop listening!" Emily P."thank you for ... this amazingly touching song called girl ... [it] has so much power" Justin D."so i bought your cd....it's wonderful!! ... this is a wonderful thing." Toni D."Plaintive and sweet at the same time" Rachel P."I'm a fan!" Jason S.

Location Tucson, Arizona - USA

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