The name Voxius came to me one night as uniting the future and the past. Like a sophisticated android playing bottleneck steel guitar...

Love playing live. I'll never forget the Bloomfield Bridge Tavern in Pittsburgh, and playing at the Three Rivers Arts Festival.

HOW? How does it not? I was just reading today how some ass said the Dixie chicks new album is going to "need a hit single" to make it. They've already sold 50,000 copies without any radio whatsoever. how many downloads does that translate into?

I think he whole term "major" is questionable nowadays. Obviously, anyone who can still wring star power out of Avril Lavigne has some clout, but I really think the playing field is changing. see: Before the music dies...

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Mister Voxius (aka Aaron Brown) first attempted serious songwriting back in 1992, in a Bingham Street basement in Pittsburgh with the members of Elias Khrone. Here were three guys who had just discovered Jane’s Addiction, Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins but grew up listening to everything from Rush and AC/DC to Paul Simon and the Kingston Trio. The 1992 cassette only release Elias Khrone featured the shift workers nightmare “The Slow, the Quick and the Crazy” with lyrics by Aaron, a song that was re-recorded in 1995 by Stitchmonkey and included on the Elias Khrone CD Theme From… of 1998.
In 1999 Aaron started writing the songs that would become Psyclotomis Rex, the one and only CD release by Voxius. With members of Hepcat Dilemma and a former drummer of Elias Khrone, Voxius songs like “The Peeler” became crowd pleasing favorites, and the band found itself gaining fans of their original “elastic” acoustic rock sound throughout the Pittsburgh area. In 2001 Voxius appeared at the Three Rivers Arts Festival, an annual Pittsburgh event that included acts like Sonic Youth and Wilco. Voxius also appeared at Three Rivers in 2002.
When Voxius disbanded abruptly in 2003, Mr.Voxius started writing and arranging songs for solo performance. “Make Money At Home” is based upon the strange incident of finding a Tarot card on the sidewalk, and speculating how it might be used for advertising purposes. A former Voxius favorite “Milk and Joy” is a personal story of self realization. The songs that now make up the Atroxius EP started to come together in early 2007. “Guess your Weight”, “Awn the Lon” and “A Hole” were all written while living in Oklahoma. Since moving to Muskogee in 2006, Mr.Voxius has been maintaining a presence on the web, and staying in touch with fans in Pittsburgh and around the world through MySpace and Soundclick.com.
Mr. Voxius has performed as part of the Bare Bones Film Festival in Muskogee. Most recently seen at Under the Mooch in Tulsa.
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on top of the Eiffel Tower with my wife.

Korg D1200 digital recorder, Yamaha Acoustic, fender Acoustic, Jay Turser electric, Yamaha Keyboard, whirlwind cables, shure and marshall mikes, plastic Elmo sesame street phone, coffee cans, lentils, rice, sticks.

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