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- BIO - Lachlan Horne - A guitarist and vocalist of extraordinary ability who never fails to dazzle his audience with a captivating display of great guitar playing and heartfelt vocal ability. With many years of playing experience under his belt he has gained a wealth of proficiency and experience beyond that of many musicians and an enviable reputation for musical creativity.
After first picking up the guitar at the age of fourteen he embarked on a journey of self tuition and experimentation that proved to be a valuable foundation in song writing ability and creative intuition. In 1989, to better his guitar playing skills, Lachlan enrolled at The Guitar Institute, London where he studied under distinguished guitarists such as Alan Limbrick, John Etheridge and Shaun Baxter. This resulted in a lifestyle centred around intense practicing regimes and diligent study of playing techniques and music theory. Lachlan has since developed into a self styled musician of remarkable skill and fine tuned talent.
He has spent many years performing on the London pub and club circuit and
has worked in a variety of acts including Too Many Words, No
Idea, What About Us? and Funky Fluid. He has also spent
a year in Australia where he played guitar for the successful Australian
Rock band Club Crunch. He has performed alongside many prestigious
musicians and has gigged and shared numerous sessions with good friend
Darrin Mooney of Primal Scream fame who also plays drums on
Lachlan’s instrumental album The Time Has Come His current 2007 release, The Horne Supremacy – Side One, is the first ‘side’ of a two part release which features his vocal abilities as well as his already well established guitar skills. The EP is six songs in length and is stacked out with quality hard rock, catchy riffs, heartfelt vocals and dazzling guitar solos. The Horne Supremacy – Side One is currently only available as a download EP. To find out what his fans think and have a listen to his music check out his MySpace profile by clicking here.
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