Gil San Marcos

Gil San Marcos makes textural sounds as a musical release. Gil San Marcos occurs in downtime between other projects. Gil San Marcos has a split 7" record with Soda Diet out on Toobsox (R.I.P.), as well as cassette and cd-r releases. Gil San Marcos prefers, however, live settings over home-recorded messes. Gil San Marcos has fun being Gil San Marcos. Gil San Marcos has played live shows in Texas, Virginia, Florida, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Rhode Island and is always interested in playing more shows. Gil San Marcos has played live on Brown University's radio program "Phoning It In" on BSR 88.1, archived at www.bsrlive.com. Art in other forms include video and film projects, sculpture, and mixed media compositions.

Gil San Marcos is all analog, no instruments. Soundscapes as music. Art as shit. Danelectro DJ-21, Boss DS-1 Turbo, Electro-Harmonix Flanging Phaser modulator, Marshall MG30DFX, Gallien-Krueger 2X12, Mackie X12, Behringer stereo compressor, Mackie gated reverb unit, Boss OC-2, Realistic C.A.T. coupler, Behringer 5-channel board, Sony TCM-5000EV #1, 1K tone generator, Dunlop Q-zone1, Cathedral reverb unit, Ibanez stereo analog delay, Arion compressor, Buddha loop-playback, Ernie Ball stereo volume/pan, Dunlop autowah generator, Panasonic pressman tape unit #2, Arion digital delay, GSM SS-100L contact microphones (in stereo), audio-technica pancake FET, junk microphones.