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Andy Ross, currently the guitarist for rock band OK Go, is co-founder of Serious Business Records and was bassist for the Unsacred Hearts and guitarist for Dracula Zombie USA. His solo project, Secret Dakota Ring, has published one album, Do Not Leave Baggage All The Way. Ross was also the bassist for a brief stint in vaunted early 2000s indie band Cold Memory, and was also the headliner for one of Columbia University's most popular student bands, The A-Ross Experience. Ross was also the captain of his high school robotics team at the Massachusetts Academy of Math and Science.

In addition to OK Go, Ross works as a programmer for the Participatory Culture Foundation.

Andy was born on March 8th,1979 and raised in Worcester, Massachusetts. He attended West Tatnuck Elementary School, Forest Grove Middle School, Doherty High School, and the Massachusetts Academy of Mathematics and Science. He then majored in computer science at Columbia University.

Early bands include Phter, D-Funky and the Beechmont Chilles featuring the Acoustic Stylings of B-Smooky and his musical horn of plenty, and Conjugal Visit.

His primary guitar influence is Jimmy Page.

Many people know Andy Ross only by his nickname, A.Ross. In OK Go, he is also known as Rusty.

OK GO fans know Andy is a huge baseball fan.He is especially a dedicated and loyal fan of the Boston Redsoxs.He was even interviewed for the Fox show This Week in Baseball for the Red Soxs edition in September 16, 2006.

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