Drawing inspirations from artists as diverse as Oasis, Marilyn Manson, Ice Cube, 16Volt, Stuck Mojo, Glassjaw, Amon Tobin, Fatboy Slim, Blue Cheer, Dead Kennedys, Slayer, Marc Acardipane, The Prodigy, Pet Shop Boys, Ministry, Machine Head, Pro-Pain, Autechre, Daft Punk, Fear Factory, Pantera and many others, the album is a multi-faceted affair. While firmly rooted in the electronic music scene, it boasts a wide variety of styles and songs that make listening an enjoyable and diverse experience. “I simply didn’t grow up on all-electro-bands like Depeche Mode, Front 242, Kraftwerk and Leaether Strip like many artists who make electronic music!” is Faderheads explanation “ I actually have very few electronic influences I just happen to like synthesizers and fat drumbeats!”.

And he also has guitars. “Yea, there are no guitars on the album, but I will be playing electric guitar when we play live. I’ll mainly add some punch and heaviness to the synths and make everything more wild and human! Precision is nice for a record, but I prefer raw energy at live shows” says the former shredder who cites Dimebag Darrell (Pantera), Rich Ward (Stuck Mojo), Dave Mustaine & Marty Friedman (Megadeth), Zakk Wylde (Ozzy Osbourne) and Jeff Hanneman (Slayer) as big guitar influences. “I used to play extremely fast and technical in the mid-90s, but this guitar-style doesn’t fit the music at all, so these days I simply add textures and chords to fill up space and get more in-your-face!”.

Faderhead is supported on stage by drum virtuoso Alex Montana and keyboard-diva Dr. T who make up his touring band. “I am really happy to play with those two musicians because they simply make the tracks better. Playing with a drummer as good as Alex is always a great experience because he simply makes the songs groove and adds additional heaviness. And T really knows how to liven up the stage" says the excited bandleader. I just can’t wait to get on stage and hear all the tracks on a loud PA system!”.