Mark
Bringing us the best of new progressive rock, Mark has a strong preference for complex music with innovative chord changes and instrumentation. He tends to choose music that appeals to the head rather than the heart. Tends to fall in love with lyrics rather than melody.
Biggest fan of: Van Der Graf Generator
Can’t stand: Steely Dan
Strongest Binary preferences: Cure over Echo and the Bunnymen, 70s Genesis over 80s Genesis
Vick
Vick adores live music and goes to a lot of gigs. She has a strong preference for visceral music with strong rhythm and realistic instrumentation. She tends to choose music that appeals to the heart and hips rather than the head. Tends to fall in love with rhythm and timbre rather melody or lyrics.
Biggest fan of: Wet Leg
Can’t stand: Joe Dolce
Strongest Binary preferences: Beatles over Rolling Stones, Blur over Oasis
Dave
Dave has a preference for cerebral music, with complex melody and lyrics. He has a marginal preference for realistic instrumentation. Vocal style is very important to him and it can make the difference between liking a song, or not.
Biggest fan of: Steely Dan, Muse
Can’t stand: REM, The Smiths
Strongest Binary preferences: Beatles over Rolling Stones, Blur over Oasis
Lissa
Bringing us the best of the Southern Hemisphere. Lissa has a strong preference for authentic music with strong melody and realistic instrumentation. She tends to choose music that appeals to the heart and hips rather than the head. Tends to fall in love with melody rather than lyrics.
Biggest fan of: David Bowie
Can’t stand: Bon Jovi
Strongest Binary preferences: Beatles over Rolling Stones, Blur over Oasis