Artist Information Biography Andrew "Brontosaurus" Clark can currently be found holed up in his studio in Hollywood pounding out beats and twisting analog synthesizers into submission. When he is not working for John King of the Dustbrothers, he can be found collaborating with such artists as DJ Quixotic, Nathan Nice and singer song writer Cody Hudock. His styles range from Hiphop and House to Alternative Rock and Electronica. His techniques utilize live guitar and keyboard recordings to heavily sequenced drum tracks over sampled vinyl. His musical training began in elementary school with piano lessons and choir rehearsals, his interest quickly spreading to guitar, bass and drums through out the high-school years. After his first introduction to computer music and synthesizers in college it was all down hill from there. Bronto met up with Los Angeles native Nathan Nice at the California Institute of the Arts and together proceeded to release the album "Aint Nathan Nice" and the follow up EP "This is a Nathan Nice EP". After a year long internship with industry veteran Bruce Lowe and graduating from Cal Arts, Bronto got a job assisting John King of the Dustbrothers, it was there that he learned the subtle techniques of music production as well as hands on experience in a professional studio. He is credited as a programmer on Steve Earle's Grammy award winning album "Washington Square Serenade". For more information check out: www.myspace.com/bsaurus www.myspace.com/nathannicelosangeles www.sonicbids.com/nathannice Instrumentation Guitars, Samplers, Synths, Drums, Computers, Oh my! Discography Album production/Programming credits include: Programmer on Steve Earle's Grammy winning album "Washington Square Serenade" Producer on Nathan Nice's "Aint Nathan Nice" and "This is a Nathan Nice E.P."