Artist description Inspired by the leading bands at the time CHVoR creates a forward-looking alternative music.Orientated to a heavier sound the group is always looking to offer up-to-date music which reflects new and radical ideas.Heavy guitars, rhythmic beats - inspired by the modern Rap and Hip-Hop music - quality and melodic vocals, intriguing song structure and powerful lyrics: that's what makes CHVoR stand out from the crowd.Following modern tendencies and with further involvement of electronic music, CHVoR is looking to improve the quality of it's performance by combining electronic beats and sounds with the band's original heavy-alternative sounding.Although unsigned CHVoR always takes the opportunity, and the liberty, of recording it's songs "when-they-are-ready". Because of this the band doesn't actually have an album, but a number of "demo" tracks to add to the current creative pool of the artists.

Music Style New Metal

Musical Influences Korn,Alice In Chains,Primus,Limp Bizkit,Soulfly,Marilyn Manson,

Similar Artists Alice In Chains,Korn,Tool

Artist History The band CHVoR was created in Sofia, BULGARIA, by Body and Sharky in 1995. Since 1997, after several changes and some records in local studios, the band now has four members: Body - vocals; Eddie - bass; Sharky - drums; S.W.I.M. - guitars.

Group Members Eddie - Bass; Sharky - Drums; Body - voice; S.W.I.M. - guitars; DJ Chazz - renixes, DJ

Instruments Drums, Bass, Guitar, Vouce, Sintezisers, Turntables

Albums "Pieces" -1998 ; "Why Too 'K?!" - 2000

Press Reviews Aural cattle prod. That's one way to describe the megaton impact of CHVoR. Into some of their tunes they pack as much wallop as a sonic boom, but perhaps the most amazing thing about the band is their ability to play melodious ballads with equal sophistication. CHVoR's combination of the meditative and the explosive will satisfy the Dr. Jekyll and the Mr. Hyde in every Metal fan. "Lycos.com"CHVoR's "Pieces" is uneasily tuneful heavy rock, powering ahead with gritty axework and a tight, booming rhythm section while somehow incorporating uneasy, sometimes even a little haunting, flavor to the songs notably through quivering edge on the vocals. There is also a familiar thread running through CHVoR's sound that should play well with new audiences, while there's definitely an identifiable sound to keep fans ones found. I like these guys better with every listen, as the slower pace of the songs tempers the heaviness.Mr. Geoff WilburFromGeoff Wilbur's Renegade Newsletter

Location L.A., California - USA

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