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Charlie Naked Houston, Texas
Charlie Naked began making solo multi-tracked music in 1995, but soon evolved into areas encompassing electronic and computer music, drones, and sonic collage. Often collaborating in such Houston, Texas-based groups as Fist of Kong, The Mess, Olympus Mons, The Defenestration Unit, and the Last Bastions, Charlie Naked continues producing his own works whenever inspiration hits. ... more
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