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"Entwining a mixing pot of genres, Empty Art embodies a generation of music not yet heard by the general public. To define their sound with already established genres, the band dabbles into the boundaries of Gothic tunes, with a pinch of Prog and Industrial influences thrown in for good measure, but such limiting terms don’t do justice to their unique style. Empty Art are grounded in the idea that art is something created as the artist's personal reaction to themselves and their world, and that using it as a tool to preach to people, or solely as a way to get money, or for any reason other than the desire to create something which appeals to the artist, devalues it as a work of art. The tools of the trade for the band are central to creating the soundscapes that Empty Art’s audiences experience. For those playing at home, Mary (Guitar) uses a Fender Telecaster, Gibson X-plorer and a Trace Elliot Super Tramp Amplifier. Sam (Bass) uses an Ibanez AGB-140, Gibson Thunderbird, Gallien-