brick bosso Los Angeles, California
I've been playing music on keyboards ever since I got turned on to Ragtime music as a kid, thanks to the chart topping single "The Entertainer," by Scott Joplin. I find creating music addictive -- I use virtual and hardware synths, drum machines, production tools and sometimes guitar. Though for truly stellar guitar work I turn to Mark Abbruzzese and Eric Endo. ... more
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Glass Machine has an amazing sound, all her own. I interviewed Nadia Prupis for Popularculturebeat.com last month.
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Subsonic Eye combines math rock, dream pop, and guitar sounds borrowed from post-rock for songs that whirl and flurry, but never quite settle.
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The London indie group's debut "mini-album" is filled with self-described oddball pop tracks.
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Korean Boyfriend makes catchy, wonky, new wave-influenced art-rock with deadpan observations from their personal worlds.
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