VTG began as a backlash against working with other musicians" admits Lawrence Stone who has been writing music for over ten years under the moniker, VTG. A multifaceted musician who plays guitar, bass, drums and keyboards. Stone has devoted the majority of his time to VTG’s debut offering ‘So Beautiful People Look Away,’ a complex and distinctive journey through his emotional psyche and a passionate portrayal of the turbulent trials of love."It’s about every soft, intense, tender and dirty thing that comes with it," Stone explains.Often compared to the work of Portishead, Nine Inch Nails, Tricky, and Lamb, VTG’s distinctive sound carries him further into a class of his own, a sound the auteur describes as"Electro-Industrial Trip-Hop." While it may sound abstract, a single listen to ‘So Beautiful People Look Away’ confirms this uniquely elaborate combination."When I sit down to write music I have one emotion in my head, something immediate and all consuming. I just try to let that emotion take over and pour through me, pulling memories it wants, turning them into sound. I think the album doesn’t conform because I never picked a specific genre for it to fall into; I never put a restriction on myself, I just let it all out."After initial assimilation, listen a little deeper. There’s a unifying theme pulling the album together; a buoy in the emotional ocean. Aptly put by one reviewer,"this is breakbeat, trip-hop industrial loveliness - sublime, passionate and very, very smart."