Elsewhere on the interweb
The home of a fair bit of my photography, covering various London gigs and a generous swathe of randomness captured on my camera-phone.
Here’s my page on this sprawling community site. There are some fantastic up and coming musicians to be found on MySpace, loads of whom have free tracks to download ...err, what was it that record companies do again?
There’s some stuff in my gallery but this site is pretty mind-boggling in its own right, this community is huge!
This site collects information about the music you listen to on your computer then groups you with others who have similar interests. You can then find new music that is liked by people who like the music you like... absolute genius!
I play fretless bass, alongside Neil Marsh (guitar, voice), Natalie Rozario (’cello),
Jess Bryant (voice, zither),
Andy Raeburn (drums), Charlie (viola), Anna Giddey (violin).
Contributions from these folk have augmented our line-up in recent months: Breadfoot (dobro), Timbre Cierpke (harp), Steve Honest (pedal steel), Peter Keserü (harmonium) and Mia Silvas (voice, flute).
My workplace since 1999, presently I work there with John Marshall, Dan Slatter, Ian Larkin and Will Amery.
I put together the neat portfolio search on this site, n.b. the shiny new
XHTML/
CSS layout!
(of Performing Arts and Technology) Where I spent my late teens, an amazing place ...they could do with a better
domain name tho ;)
Recommendations and further reading
The producer/guitarist/designer/photographer extrodinaire friend, I have the pleasure of working with at JME..
My inimitably random musician/producer/code-monkey/designer friend.
A graphic-designer, photographer and musician friend, working at Sanctuary Records.
A singer/songwriter gigging in London (go see him). Once inside his songs just will not leave your brain.
A wee lass with a penchant for procuring inexorably catchy folk tunes, with a modicum of the bittersweet.
The finest cuts of glitch-soul irreverence, served on a grimey plate... with peas.
Coolest London band I've seen (after
these chaps of course). ;) Imagine the Edward Scissorhands soundtrack combined with a the live energy of Muse, then throw into the mix a healthy compendium of assorted orchestral instrumentation. Nice bunch of chaps too.
Another college friend doing music like no other, tastefully mixing the guitar of his childhood with influences of his ethnicity.
High octane, hispanic rock n’ roll... Peyoti and his band are amazingly energetic live. Go see them play!
These are my dad’s pages. Subjects include fresh models of wave-mechanics (versus quantum-mechanics), cybernetics, laser optics, philosophy and our
local neighbourhood watch.