Artist description AMBIENT music - SPACEY! Joe & Al - Lots of variety from cutting edge guitar to sassy bass, percussion drums, keyboard, synthesizers and sequencers. A feast for the senses. In the indie tradition, you won't hear this kind of music from the big boys. It simply isn't commercial enough - It's raw and full of energy, melody and innovation!

Music Style Ambient R & B with smooth melodies and exciting bass and guitar tones . Electronica mixed in for good measure!

Musical Influences Bach to Pink Floyd and everything in between

Similar Artists No one - Techno Pink Floyd!

Artist History Joe & Al began in 1994. Four years later they released For Y'Ears and Zoomin'. The two brothers have recently released "Out There" and "In Orbit" in March of 2003. More to come soon!. Joe and Al are out of the studio and will be available on CD for lovers of Ambient Instrumental Music. Experience the unique and unusual sounds of music produced non-commercially in a stress-free environment. Edgy and melodic - a marriage of heart and soul. Music with energy and Balls! With new recording technology and coming off the road to renew their vows of originality - the dynamic duo have dawned their capes and are back at it again - BIG TIME!

Group Members Joe - Dave Bull (Vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards and percussion Al - Eric Bull (Keyboard, some percussion, mixing, post-production)

Instruments Vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, bass, keyboards, mandolin, harmonica, hand drums, programmable percussion and more.

Albums Out There! (2003) In Orbit! (2003) For Y'Ears (1998) Zoomin'(1998)

Press Reviews UBL, Sound Bytes Review, Kingston This Week, Whig Standard

Additional Info Joe and Al - two spaced out music freaks! Dig 'em! Ton'o'creativity!

Location Kingston, Ontario - Canada

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