a passion fanatic of heavy music since age 13. i tried the motown sounds at first, but realized that it wasn't what i was looking for. i listened to the sounds of grand funk, deep purple, steppenwolf, but all of them seemed to be missing something. i didn't know exactly what it was, because i'd never heard it. then, magically "the Wizard" passed by, when i heard black sabbath i instantly knew it was was what i was seeking. i evolved and conformed as times changed but stayed incredibally true to metal in most forms. (except l.a. glam) i was passionate about that too, i hated It!!! still do to this day! then i caught godflesh on their 1st u.s. tour. i really didn't know what to think of them. it was alien to me but i didn't not like it. then i heard "like rats" on a compilation cassette and dug it. broadrick has continued to amaze me ever since. i'm now suffering from metal fatigue being a geezer and all. but heavy electronic music has saved me, and i now listen to junga, 'ardcore, gabber, drum and bass,darkstep and of course just about everything that broadrick has touched (and that's a sizable library). the man has been light years ahead of everybody since napalm death. i collect  everything jk flesh and k-mart. love i'd love to hear from any other fans. update: i am now a HUGE fan of dark electronica and can't get enough!

Emmy-Nominated Rie Sinclair may appear to be your average redhead bombshell but, in truth, she is; along with an unparalleled resume of more than a decade and a half of writing and producing music. Her extensive experience shines through her inventive, creative writing style which includes an entire catalogue of music for ABC/Disney, as well as songs appearing in shows including Ghost Whisperer, The Vampire Diaries, Charmed, Californication, The Hills, Nurse Jackie, Bionic Woman, Law & Order (and the LIST goes on). The LA-based songstress has collaborated and co-written with an extensive list of talent, including Carmen Rizzo (Coldplay, Alanis Morissette), Zac Rae (The Fray, James Blunt), and Joel Shearer (Christina Aguilera, Meiko). Rie was nominated for an Emmy for the song, “Where You Are,” that was co-written with producer-guitarist Bob Hartry (Rick Springfield). Her songwriting captures the contours and charisma of her mysterious and bittersweet sound. Additionally, Rie founded and runs her own label I Miss You Records, which she began in 2006.  She is also the voice of electro-pop duo Oliver The Penguin & the Hank Sr. / Anita Carter inspired group, Violet & Mayhem.

rough'n'ready experiments/down'n'dirty sketches/serpentine sonic infrastructure

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