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About Me

Assiduously working on a 3-4 song + odds and ends [meaning acappella ditties about living with hiv and pantless fried chicken consumption] ep, it will ultimately see the light of [some]day and it's guaranteed to baffle folks of all stripes, except for the slap bass parts which are a reputed good time. Titles are "protein substitute institute" [this one's done], "Bowtie", working on it yo, "be diddy" [working on it (current bane of existence)], and "weekend @ bernie's w/ Frank Stallone" [writing phase recently commenced]. I can honestly say the new stuff is bound to confound + alienate in about all possible positive, and negative ways.

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Music:

Member Since: 8/30/2004
Band Website: here for now
Band Members: Chichio Yotzat: shrill concatenations / Jettison Hasselhoffer :morsel tantrums
Influences: malfunctioning voracious tape players, fast-forwarding through damaged videos of Shrapnel shredders with silly hairdos, wildlife mating ritual bloopers, the nighttime is the right time!We like: Flying Luttenbachers, Orthrelm, Grand Ulena, Gorguts, Cephalic Carnage, Beefheart, Astarte, Ruins, 311, 24-7 Spyz, Julio Iglesias, Ratt, Urban Dance Squad, Yanni, and not much else... width="425" height="350"
Sounds Like: a slippery collection of mistakes and looks quite a bit like below .. width="425" height="350"
Record Label: Warner Sisters
Type of Label: Major

My Blog

Only video of Inshi now on you tube!

Here it is folks:http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=inshi
Posted by INSHI on Wed, 20 Jun 2007 07:43:00 PST

some old mp3s [from our punk-rock period] have risen!!!!!

I decided to put some old songs from Inshi v1.0, (phase 1) up here on my space. This demomaterial was recorded in 2003 with ourformer drummer and may givefolks a rough idea ofmusical corners we used t...
Posted by INSHI on Wed, 01 Mar 2006 08:48:00 PST

Derek Bailey R.I.P. 1930-2005

It seems one of our mentors, if you will, has passed away on Xmas Eve 2005. Derek Bailey was a major innovator in music and will be missed by young bands searching to do music outside the conventional...
Posted by INSHI on Thu, 05 Jan 2006 10:48:00 PST