OchreBiography
1. Chris Leary, UK based idm music producer.
Chris has been a member of several online music communities over the years. His music first caught the attention of labels when he self-produced AudioMicroDevice on black recordable CDs.
Ochre’s music uses elements of IDM to create laid-back tracks. The structures he uses are often quite unusual, and he tends to use a wide variety of timbres.
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2. Ochre was a 4 piece band from Brisbane, Australia that played hard riff-based rock with added keyboards for ambience. Their songs were about self-betterment and positive thinking and attitudes. They broke up in 2003 and two members went on to form Dead Letter Circus.
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3. Ochre was a powerviolence/hardcore band, active in the mid 1990’s.
They released a Self-Titled 7” and a split 7” with Left For Dead.
They featured members of Incurable Complaint, Embassy, jeffrey and the .6 system, Strictly Ballroom, etc.
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4. There is also another Australian group called Ochre, who released the album ‘Didge Mood Music’ on MBT Publishing.
Chris has been a member of several online music communities over the years. His music first caught the attention of labels when he self-produced AudioMicroDevice on black recordable CDs.
Ochre’s music uses elements of IDM to create laid-back tracks. The structures he uses are often quite unusual, and he tends to use a wide variety of timbres.
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2. Ochre was a 4 piece band from Brisbane, Australia that played hard riff-based rock with added keyboards for ambience. Their songs were about self-betterment and positive thinking and attitudes. They broke up in 2003 and two members went on to form Dead Letter Circus.
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3. Ochre was a powerviolence/hardcore band, active in the mid 1990’s.
They released a Self-Titled 7” and a split 7” with Left For Dead.
They featured members of Incurable Complaint, Embassy, jeffrey and the .6 system, Strictly Ballroom, etc.
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4. There is also another Australian group called Ochre, who released the album ‘Didge Mood Music’ on MBT Publishing.
Edited by archibaldsmith on 10 Mar 2010, 22:41
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