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companygimp
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Mark Andrews
» label: unsigned
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Dead Life
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'Dead Life' is just me, a guitar, and some computer gadgetry.
Fuelled by copious amounts of Pepsi Max and pineapple chunks, I write, arrange* and play all you can hear.
Sadly I have the voice, not of an angel, but of an angle-grinder, otherwise you'd also have to put up with my morose and, frankly, disturbing lyrics.
* That's 'arrange' in the broadest, sketchiest form of the word.
Fuelled by copious amounts of Pepsi Max and pineapple chunks, I write, arrange* and play all you can hear.
Sadly I have the voice, not of an angel, but of an angle-grinder, otherwise you'd also have to put up with my morose and, frankly, disturbing lyrics.
* That's 'arrange' in the broadest, sketchiest form of the word.
Why this name?
It was just something that kinda popped into my cranium. On reflection it sounds a little bleak.
Do you play live?
Not any more. I used to play in a band, but now I can't be arsed.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Mostly for the good. Up-and-coming artists now have the chance to share their work online, without having to suck up to the music corps.
Obviously, file-sharing, torrents and general theftery of music is a big concern.
I believe the music industry bigwigs will have to change the way they 'sell' music, and they will have to do it quickly.
Though, there's one thing the money-men are good at - finding ways to make more money.
Obviously, file-sharing, torrents and general theftery of music is a big concern.
I believe the music industry bigwigs will have to change the way they 'sell' music, and they will have to do it quickly.
Though, there's one thing the money-men are good at - finding ways to make more money.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
No .... oh, OK - Yes !
Your influences?
Mostly Rawk and Prog - Genesis, Pink Floyd, Rush, Marillion, Metallica, Motorhead.
Favorite spot?
Back of the knee
Equipment used:
Some cheapo guitars, a PC, Tracktion 2, a Line6 Toneport, Addictive Drums and various freebie VSTs