Drummer who owns guitars and keyboards and a microphone. I've been doing industrial hate rock for too long. 

Celebrating 15 years of DJing by releasing a set a day all of April 2013. All of the DJ sets are from vinyl and encompass all the recordings I made during that period. I lasted up to '10 before I switched to CDs extremely begrudgingly. In '10 the new releases for genres I like finally swapped to 10:1 new digital vs vinyl. Plus it just was way too expensive ordering records from Europe as most distributors shut down in the US. I have performed at an event or two a year since the last posted set in '08, but the sound I love is absolutely not popular here (or in the US) and there is no upside to trying to promote industrial-techno out here after losing enough $$$ on promoting undergrounds and such over the years despite hosting well recognized producers from abroad (Amok / Natus / etc). I received zero local cred and it just became a chore trying to open up deaf ears to the point that I disengaged from the local scene. To really give my music-tech business a chance I had to stop losing money from promoting events. Nonetheless, I'm definitely down to perform anywhere if you like the sound you hear from these sets.

I am also a promoter / producer in absentia currently while I focus intently on launching my music-tech business (www.egrsoftware.com). A large focus of mine is creating custom audio hardware / software and an open platform that makes it easier to create custom hardware; audio or otherwise. In particular I work with large scale 2D / 3D spatial audio and am working towards creating a low cost DSP box for venues / home theaters along with providing the tools for producers / composers to create advanced spatial audio for production and live performance. I'm definitely going to come back around and produce in full force, but am focusing on innovating on the music-tech angle first.

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