States Of The Mind
Experimental electronica with a taste of rock influence, (Rocktronica). Inspired by the great habitat of Northern Arizona.
All music by Tyler Dedera. Vocals by DJ Gunn. 2009
Independent artist States Of The Mind drops "Selfish w/DJ Gunn", an Indietronic track on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. With a tone that is peace, mindful and tranquility, States Of The Mind's track connects on an emotional level. "Selfish w/DJ Gunn" has peaked at number 8 on the SoundClick Indietronic chart. If Tyler and Tylerdedera is in your rotation, "Selfish w/DJ Gunn" belongs there too — find it on SoundClick.
All music by Tyler Dedera. 2007
Independent artist States Of The Mind drops "Liberate", a Nu Jazz track on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. With a tone that is peace, tranquility and mindful, States Of The Mind's track connects on an emotional level. "Liberate" has peaked at number 9 on the SoundClick Nu Jazz chart. If Tyler and Tylerdedera is in your rotation, "Liberate" belongs there too — find it on SoundClick.
All music by Tyler Dedera. 2010
"Novocaine (2010)" is an Instrumental Rock track by States Of The Mind on SoundClick. States Of The Mind demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. Representing the charismatic sound of instrumental rock in Iowa, this track speaks for itself. For fans of Tyler and Tylerdedera looking for something new, States Of The Mind delivers on SoundClick.
Music by Tyler Dedera. All vocals & extra percussion by Dez Skonneberg. 2010
SoundClick artist States Of The Mind presents "Sanity Filter w/ Dez Skonneberg", an outstanding release in the Experimental genre. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. This is the unmistakable sound of Iowa, and it will especially appeal to experimental fans. "Sanity Filter w/ Dez Skonneberg" has peaked at #24 in the Experimental category on SoundClick. Fans of Tyler and Tylerdedera will find "Sanity Filter w/ Dez Skonneberg" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick.
All music by Tyler Dedera. 2008
"When The World Went Blind (An Eye For An Eye)" is an Instrumental Rock track by States Of The Mind on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. The track creates a listening experience that feels peace, gentle and quiet. Listeners into Psychedelic and Experimental Music will find this track a natural fit within their rotation.
States Of The Mind is Tyler Dedera. I've lived in Flagstaff Arizona for most of my life and spent a couple years in Iowa going to school, where I was lucky enough to be around some very phenomenal and inspiring musicians. I write, record, perform, mix & produce all original material. I play guitar, keyboards, piano, bass & drums. States Of The Mind used to primarily be my electronica project, even though I've always mixed together alot different genres like rock, industrial, and even a little jazz, the rock side of it seems to be growing sharper all the time, what I like to call "Rocktronic". This music is mainly art inspired and usually very experimental. If my life were a movie these songs would be the soundtrack, thats my main thought usually whenever I write a song. I've been writing & recording this material since 2000. It mainly just started out as an experiment and side project from other bands I had been in, but it's been the most consistent musical project in my life as of recently.
I've played in several different bands. From Black Pyramid and Setting Up Shop and String Theory, to Page Of Concrete and Need Seed Insanity and Country=Corporation. I've played drums in most bands I've been in, even though the guitar is my primary instrument of choice. Drummers are hard to find I guess.
No but I'm looking to start a band to re-create and re-arrange my tunes to perform live though...(Anyone in the Flagstaff area interested, please get a hold of me!)
The order changes all the time, but mainly bands and artists such as Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Mogwai, Neurosis, Sonic Youth, Comets On Fire, Nine Inch Nails, Black Sabbath, Massive Attack, The Mars Volta, Tool, The Bad Plus, Rage Against The Machine, The Misfits, UNKLE, and I could go on & on really.
I've used many different types of equipment. I started out with my cheap little 4-track tascam tape recorder. Then when I moved to Iowa, I had use of their recording studio there, where I used programs like pro-tools, garageband, reason, and they're awesome KORG keyboard (can't remember the exact model). I currently use just garageband because thats what came on my computer, so its all I really have right now. Every guitar I've ever owned has always been an IBANEZ.(Except for my 1st axe, which was a cheap Peavey I got from the pawn shop.) All my amplifiers I've ever owned have always been CRATE. I own a digitech whammy pedal, and a cheap little DOD effects processor with about maybe twenty or so different effects on it.