User:Simon-holmes69

Daniel
a previous gig as monitor engineer for Adelaide College of the Arts
Background information
Born	Sometime in the 1990's.... New South Wales, Australia
Genres	Progressive rock art rock classical experimental progressive pop electronic folk medieval folk rock ambient avant-prog psychedelic rock art pop new wave gothic rock baroque pop progressive metal post-rock
Occupations	2011-present: Multi-instrumentalist composer audio engineer music producer singer arranger songwriter sound designer music programmer musicologist bad audio visual technician bad amateur hobbyist electronics engineer 2008-2011: Filmmaker visual artist animator special effects artist writer
Instruments	Bass guitar keyboards guitar mandolin double bass cello modular synthesizer saxophone flute oboe clarinet recorder lute banjo electronics mixing console sampler marimba ocarina accordion viola violin autoharp koto drums vocals
Years active	2011-present (music) 2008-2011 (art/film)

Hello, my name is not actually Simon Holmes, I've been editing Wikipedia since 2011 (across a few accounts), I try my best to help make music articles pretty dang good, mostly I revert vandalism or suspicious edits, audio engineer by training, musician by hobby, sometimes I build things too like synthesizers and mixers and electronic drums and spring reverb units and light circuits and guitar output electronics and the large hadron collider but we don't really talk about that 🙂 I participated in WOMADelaide 2020 as assistant stagehand, assistant monitor engineer, and primary lighting operator for the Zoo Stage; I make music under my own name, I'm a songwriter/bassist/keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist/singer/producer for my band Ingeneer, and I play bass/keyboards/cello/mandolin/saxophone/flute for the band Mince For Vince 😏 when you edit music articles make sure you use – instead of - or : for personnel/credits sections and please don't refer to drum kits as "battery". Some of the information presented in my infobox is intentionally exaggerated or fabricated for satirical effect to demonstrate what you shouldn't do in an actual article.

• Shidi Midi (2016)
• Panic (2016)
• Tweed (2016)
• Telecommunication (2017)
• Paragram (2017)
• Moorland (2017)
• Withywindle (2018)
• A Shadow On The Eastern Shore (2018)
• Spirits from the West (2019)
• Fighters From The North (2019)
• Diminished Southern Coasts (2019)
• Incongruity (2020)
• Australian Gothic (2022)

• Keyboard Music EP (2017)
• The Humanoid Darkness EP (2017)
• Early Music (in progress) (2017)
• Elektronischebot: Digitál Concrete (2018)
• Elektronische Songs (2018)
• TAFE songs that I produced (2019)
• Stock Music (2020)
• Royalty Free Halloween Music (2021)
• A Quick EP (2025)

• Untitled Unfinished Cartoon Web Series (11 compositions; series on hiatus, 2018)
• Untitled Unfinished Animated Short Film (5 compositions; film on hiatus, 2018)
• Vending Machine (short film: full music score; music rejected, 2018)
• Untitled Unfinished Action Adventure Game (5 compositions, sound effects, sound design, additional artwork; game canceled, 2019)
• Shop of Shavers (short film: location sound recording, boom operator, foley, audio mixing; 2019)
• Surveillance (short film: partial music score; music rejected, 2019)
• Is Trojan's Trek for me? (documentary: location sound recording, boom operator; 2019)
• Pain Point (video game: 2 compositions, additional artwork; 2021)

Ingeneer is an Australian music group founded in 2018 by Daniel, Chris and Sam. They founded the band after meeting each other in college classes for music production and audio engineering. For approximately one year they played as a simple rock power trio with Daniel writing songs sung by himself and Chris before Chris left the band to focus on his other musical projects. The group now works as a duo and does all of its own songwriting, arranging, production, recording, mixing, mastering and artwork. They are currently working on their debut album. All three founding members also play together in the indie rock band Mince For Vince.

Current members

• Sam – drums (2018–present); vocals, guitars, xylophone, glockenspiel, marimba, synthesizers, recorder, percussion, songwriting (2019–present)
• Daniel – bass guitars, vocals, keyboards, songwriting (2018–present); guitars, synthesizers, mandolins, cello, saxophone, oboe (2019–present)

Former members

• Chris – guitar, vocals (2018–2019)

• Watch Out (single, 2023)
• There Is No Real Winner (When You're Eating Teeth for Dinner) (single, 2024)
• Ghost (single, 2025)

• A good fun read