Artist description Silent-Treatment is a power rock trio based in Charleston, WV. We play a variety of pop/rock and alternative material including original material.

Music Style Pop/Rock/Alternative

Musical Influences We have a wide variety of musical influences from guitar bands to hair bands and everything in between!

Similar Artists Hopefully no-one, we have tried to create our own sound. We have been told that some of our songs sound like AC/DC, Metallica and early Motley Crue!

Artist History Silent Treatment was originally formed in April 2000 by Pete Hurt, Rich Easter and Jim Pinkerton after everyone spent several years on the local music scene with various bands. Silent Treatment enjoyed tremendous success in it's first year of existence and played live performances for approximately 10 months prior to breaking in February 2001 to begin work on what is now known as "Break The Silence" the bands first recording. Pete and Rich wrote and recorded all tracks on "Break The Silence" with the exception of "Tears Of Madness" which was written by Christina Easter. We are currently working on new materail and are planning to hit the road again soon! Take a minute to spin our songs and hopefully we will have newer, better produced tracks loaded soon!

Group Members Pete - Guitar - Vocals Fred - Bass Guitar - Backing Vocals Jim - Drums - Vocals CD Credits: Pete Hurt - Drums, Lead Vocals. Rich Easter - Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals. Fred Hinzman - Bass Guitar

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Drums, Vocals

Albums Break The Silence (2001)

Press Reviews Live performance review by Grafitti magazine in December 2000. Track review by Power Pop Review in August 2001.

Additional Info Break The Silence

Location Saint Albans, WV - USA

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