Artist description Superluminal Pachyderm is an electronic/experimental/progressive rock project in the realm of weirdness, stupidity, and fantasy. The aim of this project is to make interesting music that strives to be unique and to defy the boundaries of style and genre. The music is created almost entirely on computer with the use of sequencing software and a sound editor.

Music Style Neo-Progtronica, Progressive Rock, Instrumental Rock, Experimental, Extrasolar, Electronic

Musical Influences Porcupine Tree, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Camel, Cairo, Marillion, Fish, Electric Light Orchestra, Ozric Tentacles, Eloy, Alan Parsons Project, Rush, Supertramp, Vangelis, Yes, Ayreon, Spock's Beard, Flower Kings, Arena, Solaris, Steve Hillage, East, Tale Cue, Talking Heads, Renaissance, Univers Zero, Ars Nova, Frank Zappa, Weird Al Yankovic, Hawkwind, Gong, Grandaddy, IQ, Saga, Klaatu, Fields of the Nephilim, Mastermind, Gentle Giant

Similar Artists Thomas Dolby, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa, Alan Parsons Project, Porcupine Tree, Genesis, Grandaddy

Artist History Superluminal Pachyderm was created in October 1999. The sole member of this project had dabbled from time to time with what could best be called "idiot projects." A lot of what makes up Superluminal Pachyderm can be derived from these experiments. In March 2000, Superluminal Pachyderm made its debut on mp3.com and the world has never been the same.

Group Members Ken Robinson

Instruments Computer with sequencing software and sound editor (versions vary for different songs); EMG Select electric guitar; Yamaha PSS-450 keyboard

Albums Lexicographic Lint (March 2000); Oddities (July 2000); Perpetual Insanity (March 2001); The Great Big Dog Biscuit (compilation, 2001); Prum (2002)

Press Reviews "What the heck?!?!"--Bippitybop Birdbath Centre. "Ummmmm..."--Herman's Hubble Bubbles

Location State College, Pennsylvania - USA

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