Artist description Twentieth Century Styles is one boy, Christopher Myers, doing his very best to write and perform the most wonderfully crafted pop songs. Some other words sometimes used in a description might be "indie," "alternative," "dancey," and "keyboardy." Love is the topic of many songs, but astronauts have always been an interesting topic. That ratio would probably be 4:1.

Music Style pop alternative keyboardy indie rock

Musical Influences teenage fanclub, fountains of wayne, aimee mann, wilco, lemonheads, david bowie, sloan, tom petty, belle and sebastian, madonna, beck, beth orton

Similar Artists teenage fanclub, wilco, lemonheads, david bowie

Artist History The history is that Christopher Myers has done all of the recording for the band, except for the drums, which is his one fault. He cannot play drums. So he usually got someone else to play, unless he uses a drum machine. Gary Barrett, Pat Rife and Matt Davis are the significant drummers in his life. Mark O'Donnell and Mike Gittings have always been good sources of backgroung vocals. Mike likes to let Christopher borrow equipment too. The albums alternate between 2 styles, either the very pop rock sound or the pop electronic dancy keyboardy sound. The name of the band sometimes alternates to different centuries, such as "Nineteenth Century Styles" or "Fifth Century Styles," but its still good ol' Twentieth Century Styles. Baltimore.

Group Members Christopher Myers

Instruments vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboards, electric guitar, bass, drums, drum machine

Albums About Being Happy and How To Get Around It, Health and Happiness -Alec Baldwin, Log Entry No. 3-We've Gone Nutso For Mvutso, All Oatmeal Above The Eyebrows, Log Entry No. 5 -We're Still Nutso, and Yes, Its Still For Mvutso

Press Reviews "i can't believe me ears!" -some european magazine

Additional Info Think Peace -Steve Guttenberg.

Location Baltimore, Maryland - USA

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