Member Since: 4/23/2006
Band Website: styrohead.com
Band Members: Joe G: Synth, guitars, various processing, looping, spices, & essential nutrients
Influences: All kinds of Music...specifically speaking:
Frank Zappa, Jimi Hendrix, Chuck Berry, Steve Vai, Klaus Schulze, Mick Box, Robert Fripp, David Bowie, Tony Iommi, Ace Frehley, Isao Tomita, Mick Jones, Joe Strummer, Adrien Belew, Alex Lifeson, Wendy Carlos, Johnny Lydon (Rotten), Carlos Alomar, Keith Emerson, Brian Eno, Fast Eddie Clark, Killing Joke, Tony Banks, Peter Murphy, Andy Summers, Peter Gabriel, Terry Bozzio, Tony Levin, Steve Howe, Mick Ronson, Daniel Ash, Rick Wakeman, Ritchie Blackmore, Steve Jones, Talking Heads, John Lennon, Goldie, David Gilmour, Steve Hackett, Iggy Pop, Joy Division, Uriah Heep, Rob Halford, Lou Reed, Judas Priest, Yes,
....& too many more...
Sounds Like: Styrohead sounds like a soundtrack to a SCI-FI / Horror movie.
(Songs will be uploaded & rotated regularily, stay tuned!!)Here's a CD review taken from Exclaim Magazine, Toronto:Styrohead
"Life After Time"
Nebula Productionsambient,electronic,By I. Khider
July 30, 2001This album is deep space ambient designed to take you on a journey through the cosmos with the engines on permanent warp speed. The recording opens up with "Space Gods," a tense, dark piece with the sparsest of beats, where one can envision an impressive spacecraft right out of a Kelly Freas painting preparing for takeoff. In "Limbotech," the spacecraft has launched and penetrated the atmosphere, catapulting the explorers into deep space with stars and planets flashing by. "Black Hole" is powerful and Teutonic, rumbling your speakers dangerously close to the blow out point and will quake your entire home if your stereo is powerful enough. "Point of Singularity" conveys the angst of being irretrievably lost in deep space by its powerful synth sweeps and darkened drones. "Limbotech pt.2" is a reprise where the permanently catapulting craft assimilates itself into the galaxy, becoming one of the innumerable orbiting comets. If you want powerful throbbing space ambient, Ã la Klaus Schulze and Pete Namlook, look no further than this CD.
Record Label: Nebula Productions
Type of Label: Indie