Keys/Vocals: John Lieneck
Bass: Beck Goguen 
Drums: Matt McCarthy
Vocals: Chelsey Reynolds

The Reverse Engineers is a three-piece progressive-alternative rock band based in the USA. Comprised of brothers William, Daniel and Charles Cote, the group has been creating music since 1997.

Tone has been perfecting his sound and flow for over 15 years underground he has recently teamed up with long time homie Flexxx from Knife In Ya Kneck Records. The 2 have been recording together since late last year. They are on a mission to bring back the creative elements of rapp. They have an album due to be released mid June 2013 titled "Hood and Evol". The sound snippets will be posted soon along with other songs they have recorded together. Keep checking this page for daily updates. Feel free to leave comments.

Hey there people. If you are reading this please know I am interested in working with musicians in the Harrisburg area to write. I don't care about record deals, but I'd love to play out. I'm also willing to barter what i do for other instrumental performances. Hit me if you like my style. 

So, me: former career musician, current and forever music enthusiast. Still writing and jamming. Been playing Piano since I was 5. Got a degree in piano as well but I actually made more money on the other side of the recording console than I ever did manning a keyboard. Played in bands, toured a little bit in my 20s, most notably opening for #Motorhead in '98 in Uranium 235.

I bought a Korg SV-1 in 2017 and it has been the most inspiring instrument I have ever owned. As a result, been writing a lot of Rhodes-sounding music, and generally getting back into more organic played-not-programmed composition. That said, all this music was sequenced. My most recent music is programmed and then the piano parts are played in real time with no editing, to attempt some degree of live authenticity. 

I am also using an Access Virus C, Emu E4xt Ultra, a Yamaha YC-3 Reface for B3, Native Instruments Komplete 13 (as of 6/2021), Korg MS-2000r, TR-Rack, Akai MPC1 and ProTools for composing and recording. I also just picked up a Trident S20 dual mic preamp, so hopefully my tracks will enjoy a boost in sonic improvement.  Hell, maybe I'll start singing (no, not really). Its a very old school setup. Not like analog-old, but more like the dawn of digital home-studio old.

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