One day when he was a child in New York City Anton put his ear against a  speaker in a dark apartment on the west side and went into a trance. He  had a long dream. When he woke up twenty years later his heart was  permanently broken, but in a good way. Trying to make a movie out of the  turbulence in his mind, he found himself writing songs instead, songs  some have described as sounding like Bryan Ferry, some as sounding like  John Lennon, and some as sounding like great sex during failed  psychoanalysis.
 
 Anton often takes himself a little too seriously,  but his melodies are often beautiful, his lyrics often interesting, and  his beats cool, so forgive him. Girls are usually more enamored of his  tunes than boys, but the boys are slowly being won over.
 
 Anton  Sword plays and records both solo electronica and with a full live band.  Blending the fun singability of early Bowie with Radiohead prog,  Elliott Smith melancholy, and The Cure's goth cheese, Sword's songs are  now being brought to full pop power by his band The We Ours, which  showcases thrilling drummer Kristin Mueller of Lucinda Black Bear and  great additional vocals by guitarist Kristofer Widholm and bassist  Jessica Hallman. A girl rhythm section fronted by two guy singers:  that's a welcome change.
 
 2008 found Anton Sword touring the  northeast USA and Europe several times. During 2009 Anton is recording  two CDs, one with full band The We Ours and one electronic. Both CDs are  being made in NYC at Godelstring and Tritone studios and in Berlin with  Ingo Krauss (formerly of Conny Plank's Cologne studio).
 
		