Artist description Due to the new requirement of only allowing 3 songs to be displayed, here are 3 songs that demonstrate the wide range of sounds that the BeatlesS created. Enjoy!

Music Style experimental noodlings, often resulting in songs

Musical Influences the alphabet (including numbers), commericals, the stuff that happens between the things you paid to see

Artist History The BeatlesS was formed in Raleigh, NC 1986 (or so) as an(basically) performance noise group (it was for a performance in a theater at NC State University). Anyway, the group went through several iterations of styles and musicians, and called it quits in 1998. At various times of its history, the Beatless had anywhere from three to eleven members in it, and consisted of mainly live banging percussion brigades to all-out sonic noise factories. Somewhere midway through their life, and through to the end of their life (and as presented here), the Beatless became more song oriented, with the songs on the 'Love Your Parents' CD a great 'studio' style recording representation. Other pieces of the Beatless's long career continue to surface, as the 'Basement Audio' CD proves. So, with a variety of songs, tracks, noises, and spastic accomplishments, the Beatless's legacy lives on somehow. And we say 'HI!' to all the other Beatless bands out there! You should all be more like us - just make a lot of noise, a few songs, and make people scratch their heads and say 'Huh?' :-)

Group Members Scott Craddock:clackity-clacks, flippy-flops, poopity-poops :-----: Skip Elsheimer:howls, hoopla, hankerings :-----: David Jordan:plinkities, plural verbs, preparations :-----: Ian Shannon:bibidy-bips, boomerangs, ballyhooplahs

Instruments tapes, cement floors, guitar, synth, sampler, drum machine, turntable, effects, bass, drums, microphones, voices, coffee can, feedback, humor, mixer, violin

Albums Li'l Man (7 inch), Love Your Parents (CD), Basement Audio (CD)

Press Reviews Somebody a while back wrote the following about us: "A blender full of sounds and interludes which crescendo into digital mayhem... Caustically challenging music." And Howard Wuelfing of Your Flesh Magazine (issue 38, May 1998) REALLY HATED us! His review of our 'Love Your Parents' CD was one of the most critical, spiteful, misinformed, and off-the-mark reviews of a CD that I have ever read! Wow - glad we elicited that kind of response from him. I hope he's taking his medicine more regularly now! One day, I'll post the review.

Location Raleigh, NC - USA

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