Sonik : About SONIK

SONIK make electronic music in the 'Dance' genre. SONIK are Mark Cox and John Phee. SONIK enjoy punishing computers at home, and at work. SONIK never record using magnetic tape as it's a capital offence in this day and age. SONIK believe that a track isn't finished until theres a power cut, or a major hardware failure. SONIK derive pleasure from the use of electronic instruments by manufacturers such as Korg, Roland, Nord, EMU Systems and Native Instruments. SONIK affirm that computers should really be used for everything, including sex. SONIK are based in central Scotland. SONIK have a strong dislike of Boy Bands and FM Synthesis technologies. SONIK like to play music 'live', but often find it difficult to remain on a stage for more than 15 minutes. SONIK often filter bass drum sounds in an attempt to 'ping' out the resonant frequencies of the receiving speaker system. SONIK always thought that the Roland Corporation make the best drum machines in the world. SONIK are sure that dance music becomes much more interesting when it incorporates atmospheric backing sounds. SONIK deliberately put this column of text together in such a way as to disorient potential readers. SONIK often wonder how the 'magic bullet' theory wasn't laughed out of court five minutes after it was put forward. SONIK regularly re-record tracks in order to take advantage of new ideas and styles. SONIK never believed Microsoft about Windows '98 being a stable operating system. SONIK exploit the fact that their music is in digital form by changing the way the track is orchestrated, each and every time they play gigs. SONIK often set rhythms at between 144 and 149BPM because thats where people tend to like it. SONIK believe Microsofts Vista OS is the work of the devil. SONIK thank you for your attention in reading this page of rather confusing, condensed information about them