Classic analog synths mix modern digital processing to deliver an aggressive, infectious new sound on this 3d powerhouse album from Attic Base. Wet your appetite with the sexy opening of Martini Dreams, then sink your teeth into this well crafted album.

13 MP3 Songs in this album (61:02) !
Related styles: Pop: New Wave, Electronic: Synthpop, Mood: Sex Music

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"I can't wait to hear more stuff...your lead singer has one of the most unique voices I've heard since Gwen Stefani, Teri Nunn, or Dale Bozio...I love it" - Jay Michaels, Director of A&R Universal Music

T.Mac. says:
Very original tracks, very cleverly written and performed, really great vocals, liked the overall sound!! Good grooves!! I wish you good luck, 5. T.Mac.

Kois says:
kewl style! good lyrics too and ya got an awesum voice! 5 all day. and i like ya name :-) cheers

Josh Bryan says:
Hope I'm not insulting you to say your music sounds a bit like "Garbage" (the band, not the stuff you throw in the trash) but with your own twist. I liked it a lot! Great job.

Southern Girl! says:
Great job guys! I give ya a 5!!!

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ATTIC BASE INTERVIEWS WITH TOP E-ZINE- GRAVE CONCERNS:

GC: What is the name of your band and who are the current members?

Attic Base: Mike Burton, Matt Burton and Melissa Mello

GC: How did you become connected to make music?

Mike and I (Matt) are brothers and Melissa is my wife, so we kind of just started making music together

GC: What are your musical influences?

Biggest infulences are NIN, Depeche, Erasure, New Order, Camouflage, Yaz, and Nitzer Ebb

GC: What is your live show like?

It's kind of surreal, it's all about the sound being clean and loud...loud enough that people sort of have to dance. They just have to!

GC: Tell us about your own unique style of music?

We're definately influenced by classic New Wave bands from the 80's, but Melissa was a headbanger, and she brings a rock feel to eveything we do.

GC: What serparates your band from all the other bands out there?

We're family, so there is an undeniable cohesiveness between us. All three of us are songwriters and singers, so it's not like: Melissa sings, Mike plays keyboards, Matt does drums. All three of us are apart of the songwriting process and we all take turns singing different songs. I don't know of any other band that is set up like that.

GC: How do you go about writing songs?

It's different everytime. Most of the time, the music takes form first, and the music begins to inspire to vocals and lyrics.

GC: Pick one of your latest song and talk about everything from writing it, meanings, the challenges of recording it?

GC: What is your latest news with the band?

Just played the Hard Rock Cafe to an awesome audience and currently getting good commercial radio play on X96 (96.3FM) in Salt Lake City. Releasing our 3d album the first day of Spring.

GC: Where do you hope to be in 5 years with your band?

We are actually going to attract a publishing deal that will place us more in the role of songwriter as opposed to band. Within 5 years our music will have turned into a full time thriving songwriting career and we will be able to devote all of our time doing what we love the most....creating music.

GC: How are people currently reacting to your music?

We have quite and extensive and diverse fan base as a result of great MP3.com success and My Space.com. We have fans all over the world!

GC: What would be the top 3 reasons for listening to your music?

People that like Depeche Mode and NIN, Dido, etc will like our stuff. Our fans tell us we rock because the vocals are sexy, the music is sexy, and our songs sort of make you want to have sex. That's just what I've heard.

GC: What is your best experience as a band?

An A&R Rep heard us on MP3 and invited us to Beverly hills. We thought we were going to get signed on the spot. He said we had the sound he was looking for, but we weren't play live anywhere at the time and he wanted to see a live show with a huge following first. We have since done that, but he no longer works for the label. Cool story though.

GC: What is your worst experience as a band?

We got invited to play a show at a club and there was supposed to be hundreds of people there, and there were only about 5. (and I think they were employees of the club) We played one of our best shows that night to the bartender and the bouncer.

GC: What is most important to you in your band?

That we stay true to ourselves and not try to just write songs for a style that may be hot at the time.

GC: Do you have a personal favorite song, could be your own or other, and why?

Favorite song is: Night Vision or Electric Butterfly...I can't decide

GC: What was the hardest song to write and why?

River...it just didn't flow

GC: What do you think of the current gothic/ EBM/ Industrial/ noise/ synthpop etc scence today?

I think alot of it is crap, just like with any genre. 95 crap, with a few gold nuggets.

GC: What music do you currently listen to, and why?

New Order: their last 2 albums rock. These guys just seem to keep getting better. New albums to avoid: Depeche Mode and Erasure's latest. Major snooze. We expect so much more from these guys...they need to stop.