Julian Mandrake
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| Genre(s) | Rock |
| Occupation(s) | guitarist |
| Instrument(s) | acoustic and electric guitar |
| Associated acts | Blue October Canvas (a+)machines Mothers Anthem |
Julian Mandrake is a guitarist from Austin, Texas best known for his work with the bands Blue October and Canvas.
Julian's career in Rock music began in Lubbock, Texas, home of the legendary Buddy Holly where he found his passion for music at a young age. Julian is most notably recognized for his work with the band Canvas and with platinum recording artists, Blue October. He played lead guitar in the band, Canvas,from 1999 until the band parted ways in 2006. That same year, Julian played guitar on Blue October's Foiled tour,covering Justin Furstenfeld's guitar parts while Justin was injured. Julian's guitar playing can be heard on Blue October's August 4, 2006 Lollapalooza performance, as well as their June 28, 2006 performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live. He can be seen performing with Blue October during their 2006 VH1 sessions and he also played Blue October's first shows in Europe, Mexico and Canada. Most notably, Julian performed with Blue October during their November 14, 2006 concert, opening for The Rolling Stones. He was the original guitarist for (a+)machines and was lead guitarist for legendary female-fronted rock band Onyxx from Austin, Texas. Following the breakup of Canvas, Julian set out to build a new band. After several lineup and name changes, Julian's new band Mother's Anthem made their live debut on June 15, 2007. The band has recorded an album which is schedueled to be released in 2008.
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