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Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Rich and Strange Freek Rock. Guitarist/vocalist Eenor's solo debut (formerly of The Les Claypool Frog Brigade)combines wild n heavy bounces and surreal grooves in a storied mix.

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EENOR BIO
Eenor is a new fangled multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, producer, and intriguing performer. He has been shaking up the San Francisco underground since the early 90's. He's enjoyed many musical ventures from touring Europe with Plainfield (an infamous S.F. punk band), to studying at the feet of Indian Sarod master Ali Akbar Khan in San Rafael.

From 2000-2003- Eenor performed with The Les Claypool Frog Brigade. He performed on all three of the releases; Live Frogs Set's 1 and 2 (a remake of Pink Floyd's "Animals"), and The Purple Onion, the bands studio album. He is also featured on the Bonaroo 2001 DVD with the Frogs. During his tenure with the Frogs, he had the opportunity to perform with luminaries such as Adrian Belew, Stuart Copeland, Ike Willis (Frank Zappa), Trey Anestasio, Mike Gordon, Mike Watt, Buckethead, Jerry Cantrell, Eric McFadden, M.I.R.V., and more... Some tremendous music was made and Eenor consistently wowed the Frog audiences with his original flavor and style.

Eenor's new CD "Monkey to Monkey" was recently released (April 1st 2004) and is currently being sent out for reviews. Featuring a cast of mad musicians from the Bay Area, Eenor will soon tour the US. The sound is stripped down, experimental, and raw. It features blazing guitar work, powerful vocals, and intelligent songs. The band, which is essentially members of Breakfast, is a three piece unit that combines elements of electronic music such as break beat, dub, drum n bass, and heavy rock. Until recently this has been mostly an improv crew, but they are now performing Eenor's solo material. It features Tommy Cappel on drums (Extra Action Marching Band, Yard Dogs Road Show, Marc Growden) and Bryan Dean on Bass (Roux, Joyo Velarde of Blackolicious (Quannum)).