Space rock, dub and mystic folk influenced ritual.
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Azimuth, our first release is out now at https://extremeultimate.bandcamp.com/album/azimuth

London based alt rock band, New tunes coming soon!
**BASS PLAYER WANTED**
Contact: venus.band@outlook.com

Andres Miranda was born in 1981 in Bogota-Colombia. His family's eviroment allowed him to become familiar with a wide and varied knowledge of music. Since his early years he has listened to Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles and other classic rock songs, as well as Beethoven, Mozart, Mussorgsky, Debussy, Satie, Carl Orff, Tchaikovsky, Juaquin Rodrigo and Bach among others. When he was 8 years old he had started to study music at "Orquesta Sinfonica Juvenil de Colombia" where he received guitar and musical grammar lesson. After he finished high school he joined "Universidad Central de colombia" to study Classical Music with an emphasis on classical guitar. In 2006 he finished his degree by performing his graduate recital Gentil Montana (famous Colombian compuser for guitar), Bach, Jhon Dowland, Roland Dyens's pieces and the "Concierto de Aranjuez" (The most important Concerto for classical Guitar) by Juaquin Rodrigo. Andres Miranda composes and produces his own musical pieces and he has made music for short films as well. In 2007 He joined "Universidad Nacional de Colombia" to study a Master's degree in "Symphony conductor" which currently is unfinished because he came to London to improve his musical knowledge and experience. However, during that time he learned and applied some concepts of orchestration in his compositions. In 2009 he attended a Jazz Course at Goldsmith’s University of London and he finished a Master in Guitar Performance in Electric Guitar at Tech Music Schools in London.  Currently, Andres is working as a guitar teacher at Newham College in London at Stratford Campus and at Gainsborough Centre.

Brainchild of Berlin-based Gregory D. Mixing rock and psychedelic pop with hip hop and jazz, Mellow Shiva is an experiment in music. Lyrics that fit like jigsaw pieces showcase the absurdity and abstraction of the Mellow Shiva verse. Raw and unpolished recordings of an occasional lo-fi stutter bleed heavily with obsessive melodies and hypnotic beats. A unique reverberation of noise in the cosmic echo chamber continues to manifest itself in the form of Mellow Shiva. Gregory D. writes, preforms and records all his music and is originally from Utah.

"Moon Visionaries describe themselves as writing, ‘indie-pop-walking-down-the-street-rock kind of songs’. This kind of sans-bullshit attitude is precisely what makes us smile about them. It's the kind of unashamed, feel-good, glossy groove-pop that scores of 'defiantly lo-fi' bands probably wish they could muster, rather than having to hide their lack of choruses in lathering fuzz." - Jaimie Hodgson / NME

I am Ryan Barquilla. Here are some songs that I've written. Feel free to let me know what you think. Hope you enjoy.

Bio of Cisco Pike
Terence Malley: ‘Ever since I was 15 when I got in to see the movie ‘Cisco Pike’, starring Kris Kristofferson and Gene Hackman, back in 1972 I have used Cisco Pike as my non-de-plume, with many friends from that era still referring to me by that name.  At time of writing, Jan 2014, I am now 56 and I suppose heading towards my twilight years.  As a teacher for many years, I have always wondered if there was a hit song lurking in my extensive back catalogue of songs that would secure my premature retirement – maybe now is that time!  Teaming up with Jack Axton, aged 17 and nearly 40 years younger than me, has given me a new musical lease of life.   In both temperament and music knowledge, he displays a maturity far beyond his current age and I am sure he is bound for greatness in the not too distant future, so in this respect I am happy to hold on to his coat-tails!
I guess it is slightly incongruous, with our age differences, seeing the two of us up on stage at our local venues blasting out originals and blues covers with the help of some great musician friends, but it seems to work with the kind of audience reception we are getting.   Anyway, I am delighted with what we are achieving after only about 3 months as we work together through his and my songs, as well as some great cover songs and songs we have written together.  It seems like we have enough material already to provide for 4-5 albums worth of songs – so, long may it continue!’

Jack Axton: ‘Not sure who that Terence Malley geezer is but he talks a lot of sense!  Seriously, I am also delighted to be working alongside an experienced musician like Terry.  He writes some great songs and lyrics and has helped me with some useful song construction advice.   Sometime soon, we hope to put on a full show, attracting both young and old to hear the great variety of songs we produce together. I’ve been in a variety of bands and it seems this one in particular has something about it. The music I’m doing now is more close to the way I’ve always wanted these songs to come out and I am really happy with this collaboration with Terry.    I was in a two piece band called ‘The Red Bricks’ that had an edge but the music wasn’t strong enough but now our joint CD album, called ‘Better Days’, is here and I am really happy with its outcome.   I hope you agree with us too.


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