Ethernote
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Ethernote is dedicated to the parade the sounds, notes, harmony and noise. This official site makes available the collection of Ethernote songs for listening, downloading and purchasing.
The Ethernote creative musical interest involves such styles as; industrial, techno, gothic, punk, metal, rave, mixing and sampling. Every Ethernote song sounds different, for the most part. Ethernote follows no set style or sound that could be classified. It's it own machine, filled with pretty harmonies, driving beats, strange noise and hardcore rhythms.
Ethernote has been making songs for over 6 years now and we still like to say we are in the experimental phase. So enjoy the songs and always remember, 'NOISE IS FREEDOM!"Band/artist history
Jon has been in many different music projects, usually focused around punk and metal bands.
In the beginning, Jon played with many different keyboard style music types all starting way back in high school. Jon, and several of his friends, release many poorly written (and played, and sung for all that it matters) gothic/techno style songs under the title "Toxic Waste." Lets face it, they sucked, but at least there was some heart and it was a lot of fun.
Later, after actually learning how to play some instruments, Jon formed a couple of real bands. The "Toxic Waste" members actually started making some ok music with Jon playing the guitar. "Toxic Waste," however, was a high school band, which means we broke up after we graduated.
The first major band achievement was called "Chaos Core." This band actually made a name for it's self. While playing shows mostly in Southern Utah and Las Vegas, Nevada, the band picked up a reputation that the police and city officials didn't really like. (What is it with the whole Anti-Government thing anyway, we were just having fun?) After one rockin show, played in a parking lot, the police showed up with a warrant and signed paperwork stating that the band "Chaos Core" was no longer allowed to play shows or practice with in city limits. I'm not really sure how they can do that, so we called it quits for a while.
About one year later Jon, along with some of the original members of "Chaos Core," formed another band call "SKAR." "SKAR" picked up right after "Chaos Core" in the punk scene and kept it going. "SKAR" played some good shows but never really had the grove "Chaos Core" had. Oh well. After three large shows (two at different skate-parks and one at the Hilton) "SKAR" came to an end one year later.
Shortly after the fall of "SKAR" a couple of new friends grabbed Jon and forced him to form a new style of bad, some punk, some metal and a lot of techno. WOW TECHNO. WHAT THE???? Anyway, the "Slug Warlords" were born. Now come on, "The Slug Warlords?" The lead singer (Frank Bradly, now in his final resting place) wrote industrial sounding songs with lyrics that fit the scene. Somehow the "Slug Warlords" became somewhat popular in Las Vegas, with such song titles like 'Kill Captain Planet," that even made some radio air time in Vegas. (People in Vegas will like anything that is different). After about 1 year of the band writing their first song, a "punk rock" "street style" gang arose with leather jackets painted up with giant slugs and calling themselves the S.W.R.F. (Slug Warlord Revolutionary Front). It was fun while it lasted. The Slug Warlords were feared in the slam pits. Again, the band members moved away or got hooked on some sort of new fad and the "Slug Warlords" were put to rest. (But to all those still loyal; LIVE LONG SLUG WARLORD)
Now, after all that is said and done, Jon has begun his personal project. This new techno/industrial sound was created entirely by Jon himself. Hope you enjoy it.Have you performed in front of an audience?We are currently not playing a live shows.
Your musical influences
Misfits, Gorgeous Frankenstein, Murderdolls, Wednesday 13, Michael Graves, Danzig, Ministry, Skinny Puppy, Frankenstein Drag Queens from the Planet 13, Slayer, Type O Neg, Drain, and Depeche ModeWhat equipment do you use?
Several different computer systems and keyboards. Peavey amps, and bunch of low end musical equipment that most would be a shamed to talk about.