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bridylph
DylBriDolph
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String Theory
DylBriDolph is the current manifestation of my ego. I have written most of the songs, yet have had friends collaborate with me on many tracks. One certain songs, like "Walk in E9", I am more of a contributor, since there is no sole composer.
Why this name?
mid fir last name
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
More artists get heard. There become more popular artists. It's a bit like the beginning of communism.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Depends on the contract
Band History:
I started playing guitar at the age of eleven and will never give it up. I have played with people and will always be willing to. Synthesized sounds and the infinite possibilities of the compuiter world currently attract my interest.
Your influences?
I enjoy listening to a lot of experimental, electronica, pop, "alternative" and classic rock, classical, and undefinable music; in turn such is what I produce. CAN, Satie, Radiohead, Ghost, Badly Drawn Boy, Chopin, Beatles, Frank Zappa, Beach Boys, Charles Manson, Doves, Jaga Jazzist, The Books, Tears for Fears, Gorrilaz, Stone Temple Pilots, Faust, Blonde Redhead, Dungen, etc.
Equipment used:
I use Digital Performer to record. An octave and delay pedal and mostly a quinto or a strat guitar. A nord lead syntheziser takes care of the keyboard aspect. Pretty much anything can go into the music. For percussion, I'm quite fond of water jugs.