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minor planet
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thomas harrison
» label: unsigned
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Hi welcome to Minor Planet - we're a growing entity at the moment.
Always changing, never staying still.
Our music is a combination of genres, ambient, jazz, electro, dub, and breakbeat to name a few.
Most of the music is written by Tom (guitar, laptop, keys, shaky things, and toys), with collaboration from Easy Tiger Al (decks, MPC, maracas), Karl (big drums), Stu (even bugger drums), Tom (double bass, and samba girls), and Caro (flute, castanets, bodypopping)
Always changing, never staying still.
Our music is a combination of genres, ambient, jazz, electro, dub, and breakbeat to name a few.
Most of the music is written by Tom (guitar, laptop, keys, shaky things, and toys), with collaboration from Easy Tiger Al (decks, MPC, maracas), Karl (big drums), Stu (even bugger drums), Tom (double bass, and samba girls), and Caro (flute, castanets, bodypopping)
Why this name?
We all hang in around in same general orbit, occasionally banging into each other.
Do you play live?
Yes, all around Exeter and the south west - the band started as a studio project, but it's been happening live for a few months now.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
By freeing music from the sweaty clutches of the money men, and setting it free.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Yes, but they'd never afford the drinks bill.
Your influences?
Miles Davis, Eno, Lee Scratch Perry, Aphex Twin, Coldcut, Ninja Tunes.
Favorite spot?
Phi Phi Island, Thailand
Equipment used:
iBook, MicroKorg, lots of guitars, Djembes, circuit-bent toys.
Anything else...?
Visit http://www.funjunkie.co.uk