I'm a vocalist with a lot of classical training, but very little experience with rock vocals, I'm also teaching myself how to play guitar using a cello bow (although I'm not nearly as good at that as I am with vocals). I've also got marginal skills with a variety of other instruments.

I'm working on starting a band now with an experimental sound, not sure exactly where I'm going with this at the moment, but just kind of messing around.

Looking to see what other musicians in the albuquerque area are interested in experimental (or progressive, art rock, post-rock, space rock, anything along those lines) music or are already playing it since I'll be looking for musicians to collaborate with. Especially if this project I'm starting doesn't work out.

So, I guess this is both an available musician/musicians wanted ad. Since I'll be looking to either add to what I've got now or be a part of something new if this doesn't fly.

There's a really great experimental scene brewing here.
Go to events at Winnings, Peace and Justice, The Stove, or at Santa Fe's High Mayhem.

Check out myspace.com/cobragroup or myspace.com/mrbittner.

Find Mammal Eggs. Find Father of the Flood. Find Yoda's House. Find Lionhead Bunny. Find Bonetar.

Some good shows are coming up, too. The best way to find experimental musicians is to get out there and meet them.

Good luck.

YES, what Marisa, oops, I mean what the Boomhead said.
Are you m or f? Don't have to answer but don;t morph both. Not that it matters, but i'm a sexist in reverse.

write me at the myspace.com/cobragroup address.

thanks
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noise is the new warped tour.

Also, it is little known outside of the exp scene, but there are some serious labels in NM that are known nationally for putting out exp/noise music. We've got THAT over AZ and TX.

Sicksicksick http://sicksicksickdistro.tk
Lotus Sound http://thelotussound.com
High Mayhem http://www.highmayhem.org
ZerxRecords http://zerxpress.blogspot.com

Come to this event. William FC is a great exp guitarist
http://rocksquawk.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3526093591/m/6391058962

Thanks for all the info, folks.

I am a male, for what it's worth.

I can see I have a lot to do.

Also: I'm much more familiar with the local Ska scene since that's what most of my friends are in to as far as local music goes.

give the auto-jam a look. it's open source

auto-jam here

the Auto-Jam got me both to laugh and think about some good ideas for jamming so, job well done.

thanks , we do like to have fun making music.