the name was adopted from the anime 'Boogiepop Phantom'

it helps a great deal for underground artists to get some much-needed world-wide exposure...

sure, although the likelyhood of that happening with this type of music is slim...

composite.human first began under the name 'Obscurity' --- the first recordings were very crude, using a microphone, guitar, digital delay/pitch-shift pedal, and dual-cassette deck...during this time, an early recording was featured in the last issue of 'Friends of the Draft Resistance, and underground noise 'zine...but due to lack of funds and decent recording equipment, the project was put on hold...enter 2003, where with the aid of Cubase SX, Acid Pro 4, and other software, the project was re-born with a new name and newer, more focused sound.

Coil, Merzbow, the Hanatarash, the Incapacitants, the Gerogerigegege, Violent Onseen Geisha, Trey Azagthoth, Scorn, Mortiis, Godflesh, Pink Floyd, Gentle Giant, the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Weather Report, Billy Cobham, video game & movie soundtracks...

in my studio

Gateway computer with Cubase SX, Acid Pro 5, Sound Forge 8, Adobe Audition 2, various plug-ins and vsti's, and an Oxygen 8 midi controller

Composite Sound store now live at www.myspace.com/compositehuman