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sobfotub
» genre:
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Indie
» location:
bioLogic
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Scott Weiland, Blur, Radiohead, Chris Cornell
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bioLogic
NEWS
New album (lovecold) just released on Dec. 8th, 2006. Check out some tracks.
Ifee likey, and want a physical copy (yeah, I'm old school about that), contact me.
Ifee likey, and want a physical copy (yeah, I'm old school about that), contact me.
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First you take a human who grew up listening to "grunge" and alt-rock his whole life, and was classically trained on the piano--but only till about age 8--and then plop him down at a computer with a copy of Fruityloops, CoolEdit96, and a bazillion free virtual synthesizers. Five years later, this is what you get.
Why this name?
It was originally Corduroy Rock Star, inspired by the initials of a fictional company (Consumer Recreation Services) in *The Game* with Michael Douglas. Then I realized I didn't really do a lot of rock (which I had originally envisioned), or wear corduroy pants anymore (since 99?). Next it was Biochemical Machine--inspired by the belief in a mechanistic universe. But nothing ever got released under the pseudonym, and it seemed pretty clunky, at 7 syllables.
BioLogic was a way to shore up the concept, and ammend the rather cynical view of reality I had at the time of the Biochemical moniker.
BioLogic was a way to shore up the concept, and ammend the rather cynical view of reality I had at the time of the Biochemical moniker.
Do you play live?
Can't. I'm not good enough to play some of this stuff live, without a lot of practice... and I'm lazy as hell. Did play out in a rock band called The Bonnie Situation, but that's another story.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Can't imagine so. What record label would sign a guy who's not willing to perform live, and wants to have complete artistic freedom without a fan base?
Favorite spot?
Flagstaff, AZ. Seattle, WA. Portland, OR. Probably in that order.
Equipment used:
Behringer B2 Pro [large-diaphragm condenser]
Rode NT3 [small-diaphragm condenser]
M-Audio AudioBuddy [preamp]
Korg Prophecy [MIDI controller]
M-Audio 2496 [interface]
FLStudio 7, HALion, nskit_7 [sequencing]
CoolEdit 2.0 [audio recording / editing]
Rode NT3 [small-diaphragm condenser]
M-Audio AudioBuddy [preamp]
Korg Prophecy [MIDI controller]
M-Audio 2496 [interface]
FLStudio 7, HALion, nskit_7 [sequencing]
CoolEdit 2.0 [audio recording / editing]