| Member Since | 10/29/2007 | | Band Members | Paul Alexander, Mark Rushbury, Korg ESX, Korg EMX, Roland D550 & PG1000 programmer, Sequential Circuits Sixtrak, DSI Evolver, Oberheim Matrix 1000, Yamaha DX200, Korg DW8000, Siel Opera6, Roland JD800, Novation KS4, Korg ES-1, Yamaha RBX374 bass guitar......................................................................................................................................................................................................................
| | Influences | Mainly tea and biscuits....but "if we are talking bands here" then:
Brian Eno, Air Liquide, Aphex Twin, H.E.A.D, David Bowie, Robert Fripp, Thomas P Heckmann, Drax, Age, Richard Barbieri, The Black Dog, Plaid, Steve Jansen, Mike Dred, Greyhawk, Mick Karn, Jammin Unit, David Sylvian, Mad Professor, Arno Peeters, Spasms, Random XS, Talk Talk, Plastikman, Erwin van Moll, The Orb, Parliament, Khan, 4E, Gizz TV, Hardfloor, Bootsy Collins, Jah Shaka, Global Communications, Jah Wobble, Dr Walker, Clutter, The Cardboard Lung, Grace Jones, Goldfrapp, Portishead, The Irresistible Force, Herbie Hancock, Kate Bush, S-Express, Dolly Patron and the inspirational John Shuttleworth...........................Pandacetamol are also influenced by: Japanese horror films, Beat Takeshi, Miike, Hayao Miyazaki, the sound of the sea at Saltcoats, Chris Cunningham, herbs, Blade Runner, Brazil, Rolf Harris, Mystic Meg, Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, The Sopranos, Shuggie the butcher, untapped potential, green tights (double gusset), Footloose, Mario Bava, Deadwood (the series), Where the Wild Things Are, Wolf Creek, armchair psychology and prison lingo. | | Sounds Like | "It has that old-school futurist vibe - gentlemen operating brass and mahogany spaceships thing, which is so very agreeable.
Oh, and 60's architecture - when it was new and gleaming." -Mr Innes Smith........................................................................................................
"listening to PANDACETAMOL's new release on EARTH MONKEY PRODUCTIONS and am loving it. Some fantastic sounds to keep me focused as I work" -Headphonaught...................................................................
"impressive album by Pandacetamol a.k.a Paul Alexander and Mark Rushbury. Full on ambient electronica journey, this album is highly recomended to all who love slow music for listening and also yes, it may be good for dancing!" -esoundc.......................................................................
| | Record Label | Earth Monkey Productions, propulsion285 |
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