Artist description Brain21 is an original progressive independant band from Atlanta.Brain21's music is as original as it is diverse & draws some of it'sinfluences from bands like Led Zeppelin,Rush,Queen,The Beatles,Hendrix,Deep Purple,etc.Their talent and adeptness at their instruments withoutsacrificing songwriting and listenability is refreshing in an ever moregeneric musical landscape. The songs are compositions rather thansimplistic ditties,but the music is acessable to everyone.

Music Style Progressive "hippie metal" hard rock

Musical Influences Hendrix, Elton John, Rush, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Beatles

Similar Artists Deep Purple, Faith No More, Led Zeppelin

Artist History The band started in Atlanta around 1995. Through the yearsthey have grown musically, and continue to improve both theirmusicianship and songwriting abilities. The lineup of theband has remained consistant (w/ the exception of one member)through the years, which is a rarity among artist these days,and speaks of their dedication to their own brand of music.With the release of their newest CD, Brain21 has made plansto get their name out everywhere. Soon all listeners whoenjoy music similar to theirs will know their name. They started by being the first band to register their own domain(brain21.net) on the Internet (1995). Their plan topromote themselves on the "bleeding edge" of technologycontinues to this day. The band will not rest until theyget the recognition that they feel that their music deserves!

Group Members Geoff Efaw - Vocals, keysAlex Filacchione - GuitarsJohn Davis - BassRobert Diaz - Drums & drum programming

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keys

Albums "A Fascination with the Sun," "Nickel Bag" (EP)

Press Reviews Creative Loafing, upon seeing Brain21's second gig ever, calledthis band "a sonic hurricane." More press reviews will be coming.

Additional Info t-shirts. Stickers & new shirt designs coming

Location Atlanta, Georgia - USA

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