During my adolescence in the 1980s, I was passionate about music and was deeply involved in the hardcore punk rock scene. I was a member of some well-known hardcore bands such as Corporate Whores and Useless Pieces of Shit. Our music was loud, aggressive and fueled by youthful rebellion. We played gigs in small venues around town and gained a loyal following of fans who shared our passion for this raw and energetic style of music.
But as I grew older, my taste in music evolved and I began to explore different genres and styles. I wanted to create my own music and express my thoughts and emotions through my art. So, I purchased an old 4-track cassette machine from a friend and began recording my own music. I experimented with different sounds and techniques, and slowly but surely, I started to find my own unique style.
In the early 2000s, with the advent of digital technology, I established a digital studio and started releasing music using the moniker Art Vandal Music. My music was a fusion of different genres, including punk rock, electronic, and experimental music. I was inspired by artists such as Neu, the Residents, Nash the Slash, and Brain Eno, and their influence can be heard in my music.
Over the years, I have released several albums and EPs, collaborating with other musicians and artists along the way. My music has been featured in independent films, video games, and art installations. I feel proud to have created something that resonates with people and allows me to express myself creatively.
In conclusion, my journey into the world of music has been a long and exciting one, and I am grateful for every experience and opportunity that has come my way. From my humble beginnings in the hardcore punk scene to establishing my own digital studio and releasing music under my own moniker, I have found my own voice and created something meaningful and unique.

Industrial Noise Music like no one else! BRAINDEAD is Tucson's infamous noise band, back from the grave & dishing up some new tracks. Featuring the noise duo of der Dentist & Pridy Strynge back together again making their brand of noise and noisecore. Listen and make a comment of what you think!

16 year old rapper from Louisiana,
grew up country, ended out city.
I love music, and my dream is to become a rapper so I can donate lots of money to charities all around the world, and for my songs to comfort people and inspire them to do what's right.

Experimental music/noise producer

New album "Born, never asked" on Marbre Negre:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2XcB5f1SeE


Yung TJ profile/bio Versatility fueled by originality. Those are potion ingredients for Yung TJ's unforgettable style of music. Infused with a variety of traditional and urban flavors, including soul, rock and blues Yung TJ's hip-hop shoots first and asks questions later. There’s no hesitation here, just the hard-edged presentation of real ideas by a real artist for real people. Some say life is what happens when your making other plans. For Yung TJ, music is what happens all the time. “Music is my life,” he says. “When I’m just chillin’ at the house or working or riding around in my ride, I’m thinking bout music.” Music is power when it’s driven by the head as well as the heart. And Yung TJ's formidable hip-hop stylings punch into you with the force of potent beats and the persuasion of irresistible ideas.


‘The Corporate Whores’ were formed in Tucson, Arizona in the fall of 1981 by Phil Pratt (Duck Stix) on drums, Diane Griffin on bass, and Dennis McKeown (der Dentist) on guitar. After performing one show under the original name of ‘Pink Dancing Elephant’ the band added a singer, JoJo Fishead, for a few shows. After JoJo left the band it was the beginning of ‘the Corporate Whores’ - “Power Trio” period. Duck Stix went back to singing while playing drums with Diane on bass and der Dentist on guitar. Over the next few months the band opened for several big name touring punk rock bands at the ‘Backstage’ but never got a higher billing than the very first band. 
After a while the band realized that they needed a new singer and frontman if they were going to get anywhere in the Tucson music scene. Bill Fisher, Drunk Dick, was with the band for the rest of it’s existence and went into the studio with the band to record ‘the Revenge of the Whores.’ Due to technical problems however, most of Bill’s vocals were redone before the release of the tape by Phil, Matt, Lenny Mellow, and the Shithouse Starvation Choir.
‘The Corporate Whores’ did however do a reunion show in December of 1986 with ‘the Snail,’ (Jon Mincks) on vocals. That was the last time the band ever played live.

I'm a Rapper🎙️,Script Writer📜, Producer🖥️🎶And I Trap❤️
(I Always pray God For the Good days to come Blew up in the Industry,Coz Agot Family 2feed, Always trying New things New, Life seems like the 😈 is Pulling me down...Nigga everything I touch/hold turns to disaster... 

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