Artist description It can be very hard to truly pinpoint what the band is.While at it's heart a Metal band, they have at times dabbled in Classical structures, Rock structures, as well as different Metal sub genres like Power, Progressive, Death and so on. On their current demo/EP

Music Style A unique blend of many Metal Genres ranging from Heavy, Technical, Melodic, Progressive and Power

Musical Influences Nevermore, Opeth, Metallica, as well as the band's own style.

Similar Artists Hard to pick some. If we'd have to, you could say we have similar styles like the musical influences.

Artist History Formed in Sept of 1996, Vocalist Daniel Dunphy, Guitarist Patrick Kehoe and Drummer Tim Protsman, along with their Bass player at the time set out to create their own music. Not only would it be music that they enjoyed to play, but it would be music that would please Metal fans everywhere. Along the way, Bass Player Marty Walsh and Rhythm Guitarist Tony Nocerra have also joined the fold. In the summer of 1997, they released their first demo. In October 1998, they released their current demo/EP

Group Members Daniel Dunphy - Vocals and Keyboards Patrick Kehoe - Guitars Tony Nocerra - Guitars Marty Walsh - Bass Tim Protsman - Drums and Percussion

Instruments Vocals, Keyboards, Guitars, Bass, Drums

Albums Demos - Core Device (1997) ,

Press Reviews -- The second demo tape from Core Device, and a marked improvement in all areas. Better production this time around, and the music itself has taken a huge leap forward. The songs flow more, and romp in places with a Maiden- like heaviness. Really starting to look forward to a CD from these guys... "Seven Seas" is a driving track, and the heavy rapid churn of "Raped" is a highlight as well. The title track does a good job of effectively blending notes and chords, as the band's creativity and versatility shine through. Again, looking forward to hearing more.

Location Red Bank, NJ - USA

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