Artist description We are a three piece outfit from Massachusetts playing an eclectic blend of modern industrial and rock. We blend guitars with drum loops, multiple singers, synthesizers, and samples, creating an ever changing soundscape.

Music Style A combination of industrial, trip-hop, and rock.

Musical Influences industrial, trip-hop, modern rock, world music, metal, gothic

Similar Artists The Tea Party, Nine Inch Nails, Circle of Dust, Curve, Garbage, Pop Will Eat Itself, Soundgarden, Machines of Loving Grace

Artist History From Angels To Ashes formed in early 1999 and the lineup has not changed since. We had all been in industrial bands before and saw From Angels To Ashes as a way to bend current stereotypes of electronic music. At first we combined heavy guitars with beautiful melodies, and now have incorporated ethnic instruments, more layered drums, and an emphasis on a more unified vocal approach.

Group Members From Angels To Ashes are: Nathan Albro - bass, vocals; Todd Bowes - vocals, programming, guitars, keyboards; Simonne Grant - vocals, keyboards.

Instruments Hardware we abuse but do not necessarily promote {still waiting for that endorsement deal from Korg ;)}: Fender guitars and basses; Gibson guitars; Korg, Yamaha, Roland, and Alesis electronics; Boss, DOD, and BBE effects; Carvin, Fender, and SWR cabs; Peavey and Gallien-Krueger amps; miles and miles of cables and other sound-making devices to numerous and indescribable to even try listing.

Albums Prayer And A Chain

Press Reviews From Angels To Ashes - 5 stars. I had found this one in my search for Mp3's, might be one of the best unsigned bands I had found yet. This one would have the feel for those if they listen to Circle of Dust (who are into the Christian industrial. This was one of my favorite bands there, and for those who are into Nine Inch Nails, there are touches of Nine Inch Nails in with electronic touches.) This one would have the Canadian gothic sound in their music, namely those who listen to The Tea Party -- and if they know about The Tea Party. The track She - Seraphim touches into The Tea Party sound merging with the voice of Tori Amos influence...Simonne from FATA would have the voice which reminds me of Dead Can Dance -- siren like. Quite hypnotic. - Nickolaus Pacione, horror writer from Illinois

Additional Info We are currently looking for an NMA rep, as well as a drummer. Special thanks to Harold for technical assistance.

Location Northampton, Massachusetts - USA

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