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Arthur Kirkland (born April 23rd 1987) is a British musician from London, UK. He first emerged as an alternative rock artist, releasing his début album 'Illusion of Personal Territory' in 2007, under the label of CRN. The album was of little success, reaching only no. 45 in the UK charts. His second studio album, 'Mr. England', was released only in early 2010 under Auswhal Corporation's own label, following a requested transfer after the collapse of CRN due to bankrupcy caused by the financial crisis in the UK. Most of his sucess emerged from gigs, and after the release of his first album in 2007 he toured Europe with the popular British band ~INSERT NAME HERE~ as their supporting act. He was to join a band formed by Auswhal Corp. in late January 2011, however, the idea has been mooted.

Discography
Studio Albums
 * Illusion of Personal Territory (2007)
 * Mr. England (2010)

Original Application
Country: United Kingdom (England)


 * hclarcy; GMT


 * Human name: Arthur Kirkland


 * Age: 23


 * Birthday: April 23rd


 * Personality: A very biting and sarcastic man, whom has a bad temper and is cynical about pretty much anything and everything. He can be strangely polite and gentlemanly for someone with his job and lifestyle though, sometimes - mostly with people who don't irritate him; which, as a matter of fact, is very few people. He has a weird obsession with the occult and can often seem to be 'away with the fairies'; quite literally too, so he claims. However, because of his 'rockstar lifestyle', the strange things he sees could be down to proven drug use. He is very insecure about himself, deep down, and can be snappy if he's ever insulted.


 * Job: Musician; guitarist (and lyricist, somewhat)


 * Talents: Very talented with the guitar. Has quite a good singing voice, too. For a 'rockstar', he's also very intelligent. Terrible at cooking though, and could possibly win the award for 'world's worst cook' if it were to exist.