Artist description (schwa)ray is a 4-piece modern rock band from Jacksonville, Florida. Our music can be described as modern rock, but we like to think of ourselves as a statistical anomaly in that our music varies from song to song, taking reference from almost every genre of music that moves us - be it rock, reggae, jazz, hardcore, emo, indie or punk rock - and adding our own twist to each song. We also experiment with time signature by venturing into varying rhythmic realms. ›ˇˇ

Music Style indie rock

Musical Influences Everything from Jawbox to Sunny Day Real Estate to Death Metal

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Artist History Members of (schwa)ray have been together in one way shape or form since 1995. Back then Jason, James and Tony were performing quirky but heavy rock songs as a trio called minutia.After Tony's departure in 1997 to persue a family the trio called it quits f or awhile. After some time Jason and James started playing songs together again. Shortly thereafter Dennis bought some equipment and started playing bass....this would be the trio that would later be called (schwa)ray. The trio put enough songs together t o record their first CD, "statistical anomaly".Some time later, early 2000 to be exact, Tony found himself in search of some musicians, luckily the members of (schwa)ray decided to invite Tony in. The band has been writing new material, touringand playing out whenever possible.

Group Members dennis myers : low end statistician, illustrationjason braddock : cybernetics, uvulation, arpeggio, graphic designjames mullis, jr. : percussive consultant, suburban comedytony lawall : second guit/bass/vox, the ultimate hook-upˇ

Instruments Guitars(cheap ones), Basses(a big black one and a pretty pink/purple one), Drums(loud ones), and Voice(scratchy ones)),

Albums statistical anomaly

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Additional Info from Jacksonville, Florida

Location Jacksonville, Florida - USA

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