If I started a band again, I’d call it Hadron Collider. It would be high energy and raw with a side of dreamy sci-fi to it. It would be driving and sharp with overtones and grit. My early influences effected how i sound now. Back when I was young I started to really identify with acts like Failure, Quicksand and Faith no More. I can’t deny the Grunge era, Tool coming out and most recently Djent wouldn’t shape the sound of Hadron Collider a bit. The first album would be named Inner City Stars.
“I was sitting on a downtown patio during one of the summer blackouts, I think it was 2003. Some bandmates and I were drinking beer sold out of buckets of ice. It was weirdly dark all around and someone said “inner city stars” while looking up at the sky. It stuck with me.”
Some of music below was written and recorded back then. I started writing again after a lengthy reset and recorded the track Bushmaster. Later, Guys in Disguise, Planet UR and 14 4 230 50 50 16 came to me as a group, along with Caffeine and Nicotine. Past Indifference stands out as simple, catchy tune. Then came the rest. Want to sing or play on any of the tracks, contact me.
Manual Transition
From a NYT Release Hadron Collider
Not Like You and I
From a NYT Release Hadron Collider
Dick Tracy Adams
From a NYT Release Hadron Collider
Past Indifference
From a NYT Release Hadron Collider
Caffeine and Nicotine
From a NYT Release Hadron Collider
14 4 230 50 50 16
From a NYT Release Hadron Collider
Planet UR
From a NYT Release Hadron Collider
Guys In Disguise
From a NYT Release Hadron Collider
Bushmaster
Cloverplace Hadron Collider
355 Days a Year
Inner City Stars Hadron Collider
A Dreamers Dream
Inner City Stars Hadron Collider
The Quick Brown
Inner City Stars Hadron Collider
Manic Mess
Inner City Stars Hadron Collider
Grooveboard
Inner City Stars Hadron Collider