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MP3 Ginster - The Paper Machine
11 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Progressive Rock, POP: Power Pop
Details:
GINSTER was officially formed in the winter of 2003, but the beginnings of what would come to be known as GINSTER existed as early as 1998.
The guitarist, Neil, and the drummer, Ryan, would randomly get together to make some noise, create some original material and, most importantly, give themselves a creative outlet. In time, both Ryan and Neil started to notice that writing together was easy; songs started to develop their own sound, color, and shape.
Eventually, Neil and Ryan''s random practices turned into weekly practices. These weekly practices created music that was melodic, powerful, and groove-oriented. With some original material written, the two began the search for a bass player.
About two months and three bass players later, Neil ran into Zach, an acquaintance, at a local restaurant. After some discussion and a few cheeseburgers, Neil found out that Zach played bass and Zach learned that Neil needed a bassist.
A few sundays later, Neil, Ryan, and Zach got together and cranked out some music in Ryan''s basement. Needless to say, all three worked well together; they got along musically and personally. After a few of these Sunday practices, Zach permanently joined up with Neil and Ryan.
The addition of Zach beefed up the sound that Neil and Ryan had been working on. Being somewhat influenced by guys like DeLeo and P-Nut, Zach knew how to play in the pocket. He also knew how to add flavor which would be totally different from what Neil would be playing.
But the last piece of the puzzle would be the hardest to fill: finding the right singer. By 2001, the search began. Ryan, Neil, and Zach placed ads in local music papers and went to local clubs in search for a singer. Although no singers were immediately found, the three of them kept practicing and writing material.
Two years later, Zach had inadvertently found the final piece. Apparently, Zach would get together with one of his good friends, Joel, and go out once a week to see live music. Without going into too much detail, Zach and Joel would have a few beers and sing along with whoever was playing at these local concerts. It was through these drunken nights that Zach realized Joel had enormous talent. Joel could effortlessly sing with power and feeling.
But, singing was something Joel had never considered, and being somewhat shy, potentially singing in front of an audience was not something that Joel was particularly fond of. With some convincing, Joel came over for the usual Sunday practice. He loved the music that the guys had already started, so he gave it a shot and wrote lyrics to a song that he titled, "Spin." Joel''s vocals pushed the song to a whole new level, adding more drive and emotion to the song.
After that practice, Joel decided to permanently join the other guys and GINSTER''s final line-up was born . . .
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