Artist description heavy as fukk with trippy ass vocal effects

Music Style tryp-core

Musical Influences nu skool metal,old skool thrash,death, and black metal

Similar Artists pantera,fear factory,machinehead,

Artist History darkness sets in: sqrl and case hook up around march 2000(thanx to sqrls g-friend lisa m.),start demoing material.the first songs are wrote,unsewn,sleeps and embers.they hook up with another local drummer and bass player one night at a club.the music starts to take off.case and sqrl continue writing music,eventually the drummer and bass player are dropped because of being slow asseslife moves on: sqrl meets a little man named mikey,sqrl shows him rough demos of unsewn,mikeylikes.mikey eventually introduces sqrl and case to kevin.blown away,sqrl and case both agree kevin is the man for the job.they continue writing music,it is now late june,a whole set of songs have been written.inside they will shiver: on july 7 SHIVER NSYDE play there debut gig at the le petit,just about 100 people show up,this is a very large show for duluth,shiver nsyde start building there name.to this day the rumor is that we hold the record attendancefor largest debut show at the le petit.our t shirt sales are beyond the 300 mark and our cd release is just around the corner,in two short months SHIVER NSYDE have become one of duluths largest bands and continue to stroll onwith shows starting to open in the twin cities area and beyond.the future is wide open.debut album early 2001

Group Members sqrl-voices case-guitars mikey-guitars kevin-drums

Instruments vocals,guitars,drums,and vocal peddles

Albums debut avaiable early 2001,embers single sold out

Additional Info tshirts and hoodies available through mail order,just email us

Location DULUTH, MN. - USA

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