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Rock & Instrumental Rock Music artist from Atlanta, GA. New songs free to stream or download. Add to your playlist now.

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The Owl Watches

Mysterious, colorful intense instrumental rock/fusion witha biting sense of humor.

12 songs
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Picture for song 'Not Responsible For What Happens Next' by artist 'The Owl Watches'

Not Responsible For What Happens Next Not Responsible For What Happens Next

Picture Holdsworth period Gong and Brand X getting together and having some LSD and you get kinda close. You'll love the apocalyptic ending.

Instrumental Rock

Picture for song '02 An Idiot Razed The Village' by artist 'The Owl Watches'

02 An Idiot Razed The Village 02 An Idiot Razed The Village

Instrumental Rock

Picture for song 'The Plausible Deniability Machine' by artist 'The Owl Watches'

The Plausible Deniability Machine The Plausible Deniability Machine

Classical guitar and trumpet duet that starts off respectably enough but gets progressively stranger towards the end.

Free Jazz

Picture for song 'Radio Free Antarctica Introduction' by artist 'The Owl Watches'

Radio Free Antarctica Introduction Radio Free Antarctica Introduction

Introduction to the next possible Owl Watches album, done in a style inspired by the old English pirate radio stations of the 1960's

Comedy

Picture for song 'A Brew For Elliot Spitzer and The Minutemen' by artist 'The Owl Watches'

A Brew For Elliot Spitzer and The Minutemen A Brew For Elliot Spitzer and The Minutemen

A trippy little instrumental piece with an almost R&B-ish feel before going off into some early Pink Floyd-like strangeness.

Avant Rock

The Owl Watches is a work in progress, specializing in mysterious, intense colorful instrumental progressive rock/fusion I initially did this as a form of therapy so to speak, to be able to give my own creative impulses a voice that they would not have had in previous musicial situations I involved myself in. I had gotten in touch with my deep unabashed love for progressive rock with a vengeance. Over time, I was able to delineate what I really loved in that realm, and my first CD, "Tales From The Inflatable Forest" is the end result. I did this first disc in the manner of a one-man-band out of necessity more than anything. I had to force myself into previously unexplored territory (for me) such as keyboarding and drum programming. I learned much but if I had it to do over again, I would've preferred other musicians. At the time, I found myself hard pressed to find like-minded souls who loved this kind of music unabashedly. Talk about a steep learning curve!!
Have you performed in front of an audience?
Since this started as a studio project, the answer is no. However, I am putting together an actual band, so in the ensuing months, I'm expecting to take it to the stage. Stay Tuned!!!
Your musical influences
King Crimson, Miles Davis, Peter Gabriel-era Genesis, Magma, Anglagard, Happy The Man, Stravinsky, Ravel, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Bill Connors (guitar)
What equipment do you use?
Awww, c'mon, don't ya like a little mystery?
Anything else?
Am I alone in appreciating William Shatner's UNINTENTIONAL comic song interpretive genius? And just HOW DOES the Bat Instant-Clothes Changer work?
Contact
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