Artist description Neotribe is more intense than 300 midgets running around on stage.

Music Style High Energy

Musical Influences Tool, Skinny Puppy, NIN, Tommy Lee, Machine Head, White Zombie, hed p.e.

Similar Artists We've been told we sound like a combination of Snot, Tool, and Machine Head

Artist History Neotribe was born on Jan.1, 2000 in a warehouse beside a junkyard on the south side of Chicago. Six friends were brought together for one purpose, to create a new sound. Neotribe has been described as an experiment in the future of hardcore. A mixture of groove oriented metal, rap, and funk. Neotribe maintains a sound that showcases both intensity and moments of release. Neotribe's goal is to create positive music that makes people think as well as entertain. We are confident that with hard work and heavy playing the tribe will grow into something bigger than we are. Neotribe plays regular shows throughout the Chicagoland area but dreams of playing across the U.S. and eventually the world.Neotribe is Brandon Keane,21,guitars; Jason Hope,23,drums; Mark Vasquez,26,bass; Tyrrell Cummings,21,DJ and keys; Johnny Meyer,24,guitars; and fronted by Gary Schultz,22. When not playing music Neotribe keeps occupied. Brandon is a sound major at Columbia College in Chicago. Jason is a drum instructor at O'Day Music Studios in Highland,IN. Mark is a full-time musician. Tyrrell is a film student at Columbia College in Chicago. Johnny works as a recording engineer at Sheffield Studio's in Hammond,IN. Gary is a Special FX artist and film student at Columbia College in Chicago.Neotribe is involved in film/video productions as well as all current Internet innovations.

Group Members Max Force-Vocals; Dick Magnus-Guitars; Vance Draggit-Guitars; Zack Fury-Drums; RJ Johnson-Keys/samples; Weasel T-Spot-Bass

Instruments 2 guitars; bass; drums; keyboards; vocals

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Location Steger, IL - USA

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