Mattonium
matt, matt rosenfeld, rosenfeld, music, guitar, guitar player, smashing pumpkins, Ric Ocasek, wax miranda, plutonium hat, interscope
8
songs
597
plays
Time to Get Better Time to Get Better
Written & Produced by Matt Rosenfeld. Angel Roche: Drums, Craig Bryant: Bass, MR: Guitars & Vocals
The Joneses The Joneses
Written & Produced by Matt Rosenfeld. Angel Roche: Drums, Craig Bryant: Bass, MR: Guitar & Vocals
Sarah Only Said Sarah Only Said
Written by Matt Rosenfeld. Produced by Matt Rosenfeld & Patrick LoSasso. MR: Guitar & Vocals, Angel Roche: Drums, Craig Bryant:Bass
Popsicle Popsicle
Music & Lyrics by Matt Rosenfeld. Produced by Matt Rosenfeld & Doug McBride at Gravity Studios, Chicago. Angel Roche: Drums Dave Fabri: Bass MR: Guitar & Vocals
Someday Sunday Someday Sunday
Recorded in Chicago, IL at Gravity Studios. Written by Matt Rosenfeld Drums: Angel Roche Bass: Dave Fabri Guitars & Vocals: Matt Rosenfeld Produced by Matt Rosenfeld & Doug McBride
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This is a collection of songs I've written, produced and played on over the course of the past several years. It's not actually one band but many. As for the name "Mattonium" it's just a name, not an ego trip. But I still rock pretty hard.Band/artist history
I've been in a bunch of bands including Plutonium Hat, Wax Miranda, Sourball, Areaman, and the Hindu Stuntmen. I also cannot forget my cover band from College . . . the Wet Dogs. Truly a rock star experience.
Musicans & producers I've worked with include: Ric Ocasek (Weezer, Cars), Mike Clink (Guns N Roses), Vixtrola (Interscope/Geffen), Jamie Blake (A&M), Matt Walker (Smashing Pumpkins), Chris Sheppard (Smashing Pumpkins/Wilco), Doug McBride (producer), Adam Topol (Jack Johnson/The Martinis).Your musical influences
I have a lot of musical influences as a guitarist and as a songwriter. Some of these influences include John Lennon, Pete Townshend, The Beatles, The Who, Bob Mould, The Posies, Joe Jackson, Weezer, Smashing Pumpkins, Walt Mink, Fountains of Wayne, Tom Petty, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn and many others.What equipment do you use?
I keep it pretty basic, a guitar and an amp. I don't like to talk about gear too much because those who talk too much about gear are those who don't spend enough time writing good music and playing it well. A good musician will sound like themselves on anything, but a Paul Reed Smith, Strat or Rickenbacker through a Vox amp is a nice sound.Contact
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