Few words about Radio Massacre International
They specialize in improvisational new electronic music, utilizing vintage synthesizers and sampled sounds alongside electric guitar. They are also leading exponents of the mellotron piano. More recently they have begun to incorporate Bass Guitar plus Drums by unreliable degrees in an attempt to stretch musical boundaries within the confines of a three piece. Their music has been described alternatively as ambient melody, space rock, Krautrock, Berlin School, and various additional terms, although the band itself prefers the label "organic music". Points of reference include bands ranging as of Tangerine Dream to Hawkwind.
Therefore, there is no deeper meaning in the person's name. Gary joined in 1994 by means of his guitar, and the group as we know it nowadays was born. They too debuted Radio Massacre International as a live act at the Emma festival in Sheffield in the similar day.
The similar month they were the primary electronic artists to play at the well-known Jodrell Bank observatory, in the shadow of the radio dish. 1997 saw them play at the famous (but now defunct) KLEMdag festival in Nijmegen, Netherlands, in front of the bands main ever exist audience. The day 2000 brought appearances at the Alfa Centauri festival in Holland, and another visit to Jodrell Bank.
The first Hampshire Jam festival of electronic music in Liphook in 2001 saw them come into view jointly with other artists of the genre like Air Sculpture, Paul Nagle plus Free System Scheme. In November 2002, they played their fist ever dates in the United States, at the Progwest Festival in LA and at The Gatherings Concert Sequence in Philadelphia. Furthermore, they appeared two times live on means of communication, on Alien Atmosphere Melody on KXLU in LA, and on Star's End on WXPN in Philadelphia. Manchester's Night and Daylight hours Cafe witnessed a 2004 collaborative performance which saw RMI and Be able to luminary Damo Suzuki perform jointly for the first occasion. In September 2007 they free two CDs.
The cover art intended for this release was drawn by Daevid Allen, famous as a member of the group Gong.