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Dosage And Uses

Dosage And Uses

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  • Similar Artists: Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Nine Inch Nails, Michael Harrison

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If Aphex Twin weren't so forever clever he might have ended up like El Paso's Dosage, whose experimental electronica showcases the importance--or at least the value--of being earnest. The former hard-core guitarist creates unapologetically pretty, nearly

Biography

Dosage And Uses

SUMMARY:
Bought a computer. Bought a guitar. Sold some stuff. Bought some software. Made music. There you go.

THE WHOLE BANANA:

In 1998 in El Paso, TX, I began modestly with some friends by forming the band SLEX, playing an eclectic brew of hardcore guitar with dance-beat style live drums. Soon after, "creative differences" (a.k.a. "personality problems") caused half of SLEX to break away and form AISLING.

Around the same time, I began to become increasingly intrigued by Electronica, and began digging deeply into the endlessly surprising world of electronic music.

We carried AISLING decently far, sharing stages with wonderful artists such as DREDG and CODESEVEN, and recording an EP with producer Steve Kravac, who has worked with Tsunami Bomb, MXPX, and Blink 182, to scratch the surface. But, alas, it was not to last. After more "creative differences" caused my separation from AISLING, I was finally free to fully pursue my love for all things digital.

After remastering and tweaking several songs I had written over the years, I began working on new material to create a buffer of music from which I could begin weaving an album, in several songs drawing on my background in guitar to add a human touch to the mechanical madness. My focus on intricacy of melody versus rhythm, combined with a rock-like song structure allows me to continually challenge myself. Not one to use preset sounds, I prefer to create my own patches and instrumentation and effect samples beyond recognition, with very few exceptions.

With an increasing interest in sampling and naturally occurring aural textures, the future can only bring more intricate and engaging results...

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