Tungsten SF

Description:

Name:

Tungsten SF

Screen Name:

tungstensf

Years Together:

2

Level Of Commitment:

Very Committed

Gigs Played:

10 to 50

Tend to Practice:

2-3 times per week

Here is what other folks have to say about Tungsten SF on YouTube.

"original sh*te! nice prog-metal fusion"

"i really liked..well played..keep it up !!.i would like to see you guys playing starless.."

"Good job fellas!!! A1A."

See Tungsten SF on video:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=1DF3B8493B247EBC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq7ZqK0IEnw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjn7Nilj8cw

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We're a guitarist and bassist both originally from the east coast seeking a reliable (prompt, courteous, communicative) drummer to complete at least an instrumental power trio, or preferably the core of a larger group. We have about 2 hours minutes of material written and ready to perform live, plus another 45 minutes or so in the pipeline. We have practice space (with drums), dedication, time, and a relaxed but professional attitude.

We're looking for someone who can show up early and perform the
material, sure, but also someone who can influence our songwriting and
inspire us to play things that we otherwise wouldn't. Hopefully, your
pantheon of influential drummers includes one or more of Billy Cobham,
Neil Peart, Dave Lombardo, Bill Bruford, Tim Alexander, Terry Bozzio,
Tony Williams, Danny Carey... you get the idea.

We have a regular monthly gig in SF and have played around the area for
about a year.

Here's our newish page on ReverbNation that has tracks from our demo CD
which we recorded a year ago:
http://www.reverbnation.com/tungstensf/

There are also videos on YouTube which you can get to from there.

Here's one that starts off pretty crunchy but has a pretty fusion-y
ending to it, so it should tickle your progressive funny bone...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq7ZqK0IEnw

FYI we're ready to go to the next level and gig weekly, do regional
touring, etc. (after the CD is done) and really the only limiting factor
for us is drummer availability. So if you're interested in the material,
check out the set of newer recordings we've made for potential drummers.

http://eeast.org/tsf_Drummer/tsf_Drummer.m3u

or direct links if that is preferred.

http://eeast.org/tsf_Drummer/01%20-%20Five%20Steps.mp3
http://eeast.org/tsf_Drummer/02%20-%20Particle%20II.mp3
http://eeast.org/tsf_Drummer/03%20-%20Sub%20Rosa.mp3
http://eeast.org/tsf_Drummer/04%20-%20Houdini.mp3
http://eeast.org/tsf_Drummer/05%20-%20Mercy%20II.mp3

Give us a shout if you're interested,
Elliott

Influences:

King Crimson
Yes
Rush
Hendrix
Black Sabbath
Tonal Harmony
Transition Metal Chemistry

Equipment List:

Bass

* ADA MB-1 bass preamp
* TC Electronic G Major
* Crown XS 500 power amplifier
* Bergantino HT112s

Guitar

* Mesa Boogie Mark IV amplifier
* Mesa Boogie 4x12 road ready cabinet
* Mesa Boogie 4x12 upper cabinet
* Mesa Boogie 1x12 vintage cabinet

Drums

Sound reinforcement (by request)

* Mackie 1202vlz compact mixer
* 400 watt power amp
* 3 x SM57 vocal mics

Field Recording (by request)

* AKG c3000s
* MOTU Traveler

Members Of Band:

C. Elliott Easterly IV (guitar)
Your Name Here (drums)
Jamie Flournoy (bass guitar)

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