PureVolume

Members: Aaron, Brooke, Greg... anyone else who incorporates their ingenuity

"It's not about singing along and the style points and the screeching guitars or screaming vocals, it's something thats supposed to root more into a feeling and can alter emotion or set scenes for actions or determine your mood or change your day or make you cry without words, its beauty in a pure form.

We filter out the day and catch all the pretty things and rearrange them into a song so people can experience and share how we percieve our best and worst moments without the need to be straightforward and say it.

That's our obstacle I guess, having them understand."
-Brooke.

"Words should not be the only language to express emotion. What we want to is: skip explanation with words, and deliver some of the emotion through music. However, it isn't necessarily a positive or negative emotion; it is more of what the listener is feeling at the time, or whatever the listener is thinking about. Atmosphere.

Much of what we do is take things that we are feeling, and put it into a performance or recording. Often times, it is not interpereted well by others to our intention in the piece. Example: after 'Transparency; Cirrus Lense' was recorded, I had someone say that it was depressing while the intention de facto was a positive feeling. Things like that prove the music to be universal; free to the listener's interperetation."
-Aaron.