M-THEORY (GB)
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This is the side-project of KNL, vocalist and guitarist of CENTRAL DENSE. This project came about during experiments on the Central Dense sound. Such deviations were created that the result was something unique in its own right. After a few months a definate concept in sound had formed, this is still undergoing changes in direction and scope. So here it is, in progress as always. Enjoy!Band/artist history
I have been writing music in one form or another for 13 years now and this is the newest in a long line of projects. I come from a grunge/industrial background but over the last 5 years i have branched into electronica.Have you performed in front of an audience?At the moment this is soley a studio-based project. There are no plans as yet to take this on the road.
Your musical influences
prodigy, nine inch nails, aphex twin, squarepusher, pendulum, ram records, chemical brothers, dust brothers.What equipment do you use?
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Backbreaker and Common Agenda are two seminal tunes, really head banging and pumping, I love that pad pard on Backbreaker, as I said on Myspace I love how you layer those rhythms and melodies. Lova ya work, remember to check out other works of mine here!M theory kicked my AZZ !!!!
Slapped me up along syde my
silicon phaze...left me in
a smoldering...short circuit !
BANG...electromadnezz !!sister site= www.myspace.com/mtheory1 check it out!All comments (4)
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AHHHHHH SWEET!!. words of wisdom, people will like you more if you give them stuf for free (its true) thus, if at least half of your songs are free downloads, they would be more inclined to pay for the not free ones. free downloads also make it eisier for you to spread your music. I've got a fanbase of an entire medium sized (bout 500 peopl) collage simply because one person downloaded sixteen of my songs and spread them around like the plague. Try it. Laters, Sunny D