Artist description Plunge Plenary is a Hardcore Metal band from South Bend, IN. They have recorded and released 3 different CDs since their inception in July of 96'. With a combination of three members who all sing, write/produce all original music.

Music Style Hardcore Metal

Musical Influences Pro-Pain - Slayer - Prong - DRI

Similar Artists Pro-Pain - Slayer - DRI - White Zombie

Artist History Plunge Plenary have been playing together since July 1996. They have recorded 3 CDs - "100 hz a Road-Kill" (1997), "Tip of the Tongue" (1999) and "Verbal Abuse" (2000). They plan on going back to the studio this summer. They have played all over the Nothern Indiana area and plan on playing more gigs throughout the area this year.

Group Members Kor-E - guitars Fruit-Pie - bass Titt - drums/percussion

Instruments Jackson, Dean, Charvel, Sovtek, Galien Kruger, Digitech, Morley, DOD, Danelectro, Ludwig, Z-Ziljian, Paiste and Gibralter

Albums 100Hz A Roadkill (1997), Tip of the Tongue (1999) and Verbal Abuse (2000)

Press Reviews Watch you television listings for the Showtime release of “Behind the Velvet Rope”. The documentary film is about a bouncer that worked on the Eastcoast. The soundtrack features the cut “Metal Bondage” from the Elkhart based Plunge Plenary. Their song was selected by one of the producers right off of the www.mp3.com/plungeplenary site. They were surfing for unsigned talent, came across the song title and decided to take a listen. They loved what they heard. This is another band that has been at it a long time. Their hard work has landed them the booking position at Aladdin’s Millennium Club in Niles. If you are in a metal band and want to play some shows get in touch with the band at PPKorE@aol.com Liquid Magazine June 2001

Location South Bend, IN - USA

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