Its our initials spliced together, "L"andon "R"eidy - "R"ob "C"lark

We used to play live to ourselves at our drummer buddys' house, then he left for college so we just write now.

We'll have gotten out of the Ohio Valley.

Yes it helps unknown talent get their music out there.

Most Definitely.

It started back in the the sophomore year (1995), of LR (Landon Reidy) and RC (Rob Clark Jr.) when they were going to start a Seattle sounding grunge band. After learning the golden oppurtunities of being in a band and having a love for music, they wanted to quickly form Nay-Zen. They had one drawback: To be in a band you need a guitar and other such instruments!!!! That Christmas Landon got a acoustic guitar...... That summer Rob went to Washington where he grew up and when he returned with his new / classical guitar, and they formed with a guitarist friend (Brandon Baker) into a carnation called Waterporch.

A year later the idea sifted away, the three had issues.... So they parted, about a year later the three artists rekindled their same interests in music and got a real drummer (James Burkett) and formed a band together under many different names as including: Project X, Thurteen, My Pet Monster, Point Blank, and Ignition. The line up consisted of James Burkett - drums,percussion; Rob Clark Jr - bass; Landon Reidy - lead guitar; Brandon Baker - rhythm guitar, vocals. But as fate decided Landon left, he wasn't interested in making only heavy metal. A week later the drummer (James Burkett) was literally tossed out. Leaving only two, Rob and the Brandon struggled to keep the band going. They even got a replacement drummer (Chelsea Clegg Jr.) and a two different guitarists, but fate also decided that Rob had to leave to pursue a more interesting musical theory.

In the process of all the confusion when the movie The Matrix came out Landon and Rob were totally excited about it and downloaded a few of the voice samples. With the capabitlities of Cool Edit 96 they mix their own brand of electronic / rock music to the samples.

Crystal Method is probably our largest influence, other than the fact that we use alot of guitar stuff and they dont. We both like alot of mainstream artists as well, I mean thats why their mainstream they got to be if their paid that much. Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, Moby, Apollo four Forty, Crazy Town, Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg.

Rob - Seattle, Washington

Basic programs, Cool Edit96, Fruity Loops, Yamaha keyboard, Ovation guitars, Samick guitars, Samick bass, Crate amps, Peavey Amps

Umm lets see, I got nothing..