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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8Raybi-tSw

he is a musician from Chicago who, well, straight up kills it. He is classically trained on a multitude of instruments, and plays with orchestras and such, but his major love is The Flashbulb, which is pure awesome electronic music. This is really nothing like most have seen, or heard.


he has his guitar hooked up to lots of fun things, and most people find it hard to dance at his shows, because they are so amazed

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8Raybi-tSw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UO1LPLNV024

best for last
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD8N9tDDQT4&feature=relmfu

Um.... Wow. Incredible

That final clip you posted is pretty great. Reminds me of old JRPG video game musical scores. Not a huge fan of the first couple clips, though.

azazel the cat wrote:That final clip you posted is pretty great. Reminds me of old JRPG video game musical scores. Not a huge fan of the first couple clips, though.

in an era where DJ's plug in a laptop and hit play, he is a serious breath of fresh air


he is on tour right now, played Seattle recently. he is a fething wizard IMO. He sits around and writes in his words "algorithms" with his touring friends

evolution is amazing.

DIDM wrote:

azazel the cat wrote:That final clip you posted is pretty great. Reminds me of old JRPG video game musical scores. Not a huge fan of the first couple clips, though.

in an era where DJ's plug in a laptop and hit play, he is a serious breath of fresh air

Okay, in that context I'll agree with you.