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Dan W
Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards, Noises and Knobs
Cam C
Bass, Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals, Noises and Knobs
                       THE BAND:
NOXIN is Anti-corporate Indie Rock from Victoria, BC. Agressive, intelligent, and outspoken,  NOXIN is not afraid to adress the tough and controversial questions. Authority is to be questioned,  and Victoria's
NOXIN
had their hand up first. 

THEIR INFLUENCES:                                                  and why:
Epic:
Pink Floyd "Wish You Were Here"                     - For their Purity of Sound
Devo "Q:Are we not Men A: We are Devo"    - Short, Sharp, Shocking
Beatles  "Abbey Road"                                            - Songwriting, Pure and Simple
Stooges  "Raw Power"                                             - Rock & Roll set to "11"
Recent:
Radiohead "OK Computer"                                   - Ambition, not Ability
Badly Drawn Boy "Hour of Bewilderbeast"     - Basement Songwriting
Tricky "Pre-Millenium Tension"                       - Less is More
Mr. Bungle - "Disco Volante"                         - The Power of Imagination
THE SONGS
Layeros          - Hypnotic chaos.  A message to everyone sick of being lied to.
Static             - A mellow criticism of socialization and TV. 
Security         - Living in an age of insecurity and insanity spliced between commercial breaks.
Meltdown      - Agressive indie rock a la Stooges.  Everybody get underground.
Lying Awake - Can't get to sleep.  Your mind goes wild.  You imagine monsters.
Lost Time      - A missed opportunity.  A lifetime of regrets.  A ballad about love and loss.
Haunt Me       - Simple Blues/Jazz song about infatuation, pure and simple.
You are here  -
Dan writes songs.  After studying classical piano for over 9 years, he picked up a guitar and spent every moment since unlearning the theory and mechanics of music.  Influenced heavily by progressive deconstructivists such as Velvet Underground,  Devo,  and Spacemen 3,   Dan tries to write simple, soulful, and beautiful tunes that speak with emotion, rather than technical ability.  He has always been a proponent of the "Less is More" and "Three Chords Good - Two Chords Better - One Chord Best" philosophies of writing and recording music.  Current influences include Badly Drawn Boy,  Radiohead,  and Blur.

Meltdown: 
The tv's out,  there must be something wrong
The satellites are not where they belong
The car won't start, the phones are dead
On our own now, feel the panic spread

It's no use, these chips are fried
This was a machine suicide
Technology strikes where it hurts the most
There can be no parasites, without a donor host

It's a meltdown,  everybody get underground
It's a meltdown,  there's panic but you can't hear a sound
It's all shut down
Static:
Thanks to socialization I find sex traumatic
Born in the tv generation, and all I get is static
Love falls in a slot between primetime and latenight
But in real life sometimes actors get stagefright
The reactions of people do not fall so neatly
Into this-meets-that storylines that cover obliquely
That the behaviour, of tv neighbours
Is not so much patterned on what we see
But what institutions, above constitiutions,
Pay to put on the screen
Security:
Watch the people running, security is breached
The networks are all humming,  we're watching our tv's
And wonder,  "Who doesn't like us?  They must be mad."
Haunt Me:
You came to haunt me.
And you destroyed me,
And nothing hurts like you,
For you, I looked foolish
Though you, never noticed
And nothing hurts like you
No nothing hurts like you
Layeros:
Hey kids, listen to me, I need to address you,
Somethings on my mind
You know that you've been lied to
You're not dumb, aware of them
It's a shame it's become so obvious
Retro-cool is only cool for so long
It seems a formidable foe,
But they're laughable now
Parodies of postwar dreams
Thinly veiled intentions, obvious persuations
Don't buy the bullshit, they're not worth it
It may take time to reach saturation
To brand the last of the public places, our spaces
To turn us into the mute, restrained crreatures
They want us to be,
Need us to be
To fill the equation
Laying awake:
I wonder what they're talking about
When I'm half asleep
Trying not to breathe
I listen for a word or two
But when I do they know
And wait for me to go
The longer that I spend in here
The harder it will get
To leave these things unsaid
I seem to trust them less each day
I'm watching them intent
Ready to defend
I can't make out what plans they have
But certainly I'm scared
Nobody else has cared

Lost Time:
I'm to late, she's already gone
I made her wait, she waited too long
When she was ready I turned her away
Now that I'm ready, she forgets my name
I'm always too late, I do things all wrong
I guess its my mistake, that's why I write sad songs
When she was ready, I turned her away
Now that I'm ready, she forgets my name
-Cam grew up underground mostly, in basements and cellars playing Bela Lugosi in his bathrobe. Imbued with a bass guitar he plunges frantically into the weltsmerz. He was raised in BC but weaned on many a region's teat. His influence derives from psychedelic rock, and forward thinking acts such as Mr. Bungle and the indestructible Frank Zappa. His interest in dub and atmospheric music has become more apparent in recent recordings.