The Nine is tagged as: synthpop, independent, techno-industrial, future-pop, a different drum After meeting at an old club called THE FLAG, Geoff Pinckney and Ian Davies combined their musical skills to form GLASSHOUSE. Their idea was to produce music that was an integration of all their heroes and influences from the 80’s.|A year later, with a stock of catchy synth-pop tunes, they set off as support band for GARY NUMAN, on his ‘Emotion’ tour. This was a great acheivement and a dream come true.Thanks to Gary they gained a lot of experience and followers. The lads had their first insight into the world that was previously out of reach. The following year had them supporting Gary again on his ‘Isolate’ tour in March, again they were well received. This led to regular gigs in and around London playing to an ever increasing audience and the appearence of guitarist Pete Steer (‘Shockwork’ and ‘En’fame).|Still as GLASSHOUSE the band continued writing and gigging until August of ‘96 when Pete left the band to persue his own musical direction. Now was the time for change. Geoff and Ian felt that GLASSHOUSE had exhausted itself and decided to start a fresh with a new name and a different attitude towards their music.|THE NINE was born and so was a new, refreshing sound, still with the influence of the 80’s but... Read More About The Nine Biography...  Send The Nine ringtones to your cell
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