What do you get when you mix funk, electronica and jazz, sprinkled with samples and sound modules? a band made up of three technical experimentalists and an apple ibook.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Redeye	4:31
2		Wobble	5:23
3		Wax	5:20
4		Beach Buggy	8:56
5		Morpehus	5:34
6		Fuzz	6:33
7		Toast	6:22
8		130.5	5:54
9		Dogcar	8:47
10		Just a few notes	2:18
11		Wax (vocal remix)	3:55

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What do you get when you mix funk, electronica and jazz, sprinkled with samples and sound modules? You get subthunk; a band made up of three technical experimentalists and an Apple iBook. Their unique eclectic style has been described as "funky ass space groove" (kind of funny if you think about it) and "the future sound of jazz." subthunk's newest fan Mark Mothersbaugh recently asserted, "The masses are asses who need subthunk glasses." For the curious, subthunk is spelled with a lower-case 's' for no particular reason.

Originally formed in 1998, the Los Angeles-based Anglo/American band is comprised of Antony Neely (guitars and programming), Alex U'Ren (Fxharp and guitar synth), and Joe Nugent (drums) with a little sampling help courtesy of Apple.

subthunk has received critical acclaim in both the US and Europe (Entertainment Today - "...inventive, ear-catching stuff..." and FutureMusic "...brilliant, exuberant and funky...") and is about to release its much anticipated second album, Just a Few Notes Before You Go. The new record showcases the band's diversity and its electronic meets organic aesthetic. From the drum 'n bass stylings of "Wobble" to the eerie grooves of "Fuzz" to the intense riffs of "Dogcar" and "Beach Buggy," subthunk seem set to break the barriers between funk, jazz and electronic dance music.

The trio's unique sound has been heard across the U.S., enjoying airplay on radio and online playlists throughout the country. subthunk has been heard on high-profile stations such as KCRW in Los Angeles on the "Morning Becomes Eclectic" program. The band's live repertoire has expanded from its L.A. homebase to Northern California and Southwest states and its records have found their way to fans as far away as Japan, India, and Australia.

The band's website, www.subthunk.com is home base to its music, press kit, and tour information. Ever innovative, subthunk is also releasing an online version from their site of their latest release Just a Few Notes Before You Go as a binary package (or Bpack, for the technically savvy). For a nominal fee, fans will be able to download MP3s, packaging, electronic liner notes, and a visual show compatible with iTunes and WinAmp. "You can burn the tracks, assemble the packaging, and make your own CD," says Neely, who also designed the CD package. Who needs to leave the house, except for a subthunk live gig?