Marc Levinthal
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Marc Levinthal is a Los Angeles guitarist, composer and writer.
His most recent music involves an array of electronic devices used to loop, drone, stretch and otherwise manipulate the output of his guitar and various other sound sources. (Recent album: "Some Over History.")
Past endeavors include co-writing the score for the movie "Valley Girl" (with Scott Wilk) and Green Jelly's hit single "Three Little Pigs" (with Bill Manspeaker) (#5 single in the UK and reached #17 in the US - certified gold).
His SF/horror has appeared in various anthologies and magazines including "Mondo Zombie," "Eros Ex Machina" and Aboriginal Science Fiction, and (with John Skipp) "Dark Destiny" II and III, and "In the Shadow of the Gargoyle".
Marc and John's novel, "The Emerald Burrito of Oz" was published in 2000. A mass paperback version is now available from Eraserhead Press.
His most recent music involves an array of electronic devices used to loop, drone, stretch and otherwise manipulate the output of his guitar and various other sound sources. (Recent album: "Some Over History.")
Past endeavors include co-writing the score for the movie "Valley Girl" (with Scott Wilk) and Green Jelly's hit single "Three Little Pigs" (with Bill Manspeaker) (#5 single in the UK and reached #17 in the US - certified gold).
His SF/horror has appeared in various anthologies and magazines including "Mondo Zombie," "Eros Ex Machina" and Aboriginal Science Fiction, and (with John Skipp) "Dark Destiny" II and III, and "In the Shadow of the Gargoyle".
Marc and John's novel, "The Emerald Burrito of Oz" was published in 2000. A mass paperback version is now available from Eraserhead Press.