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Artist description
R.E.FLEXXX, (also known as Rob Howard), blends heavy guitar riffs, the vocal styles of Rob Zombie & Alice Cooper, and the synthesized sounds of Goth styles into one diversified package. |
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Music Style
Alternative/Gothic/Grunge |
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Musical Influences
Rob Zombie, NIN, Metallica, Big Poo Generator and Steve Vai. |
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Similar Artists
Rob Zombie, Kid Rock, Skinny Puppy, KFDM, and Prick |
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Artist History
At a young age, R.E.FLEXXX gained public and media attention, including MuchMusic, by winning the “Guitar Wars” contest back in the winter of ’92. Recognition of his talent led him to the pursuit music studies at the esteemed Cambrian College in, Sudbury, Ontario. Since that time, R.E.FLEXXX and his music have been featured on the Radica Games Limited 2000 CD-Rom Catalogue (http://www.radicagames.com), and The Canadian Independent Box Set (http://www.angelfire.com/music/boxset), by Meathead Records... |
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Group Members
R.E.FLEXXX: vocals, keyboards, guitar,composing, arranging, producing |
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Instruments
R.E.FLEXXX- vocals, keyboard, & guitar |
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Albums
Way Beyond XXX (Available Online March,2000); Freaks For Fun (Released June'99) |
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Press Reviews
Exclaim: Exclaim ReviewsArtist : R.E.FLEXXXTitle : Freaks For Fun Genres : Goth, Industrial, MetalWith fuck all else to do in Peterborough, it’s not surprisingthat a home studio album from R.E.Flexxx (aka Rob Howard), would be so good. His debut album could easily put him on the right track to be in the leagues of other notableCanadian industrial bands Download, Skinny Puppy and Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson into Freaks for Fun tomake it very cool and modernistic. A perfect example is opener “Down,” which has an industrial sound lingering in thebackground, while a metal Zombie-fied guitar takes centre stage. He doesn’t one up Zombie, but he does come prettydamn close. The screeching Manson vocals should hook you. The lightening fast pace on instrumental “Shark Attack”creates a Jaws-like hysteria with its fast guitar hooked around some pretty mean industrial strength sounds. Notcontent to keep the music in a NIN meets Manson groove, “Weeks” has a few gothic moments. Now all Howard needsis an image to go with this album and he’s all set. The first step would be to leave Peterborough behind, and indulge insome live shows. Matt Mernagh - September 28th 1999 (http://reviews.exclaim.ca/show-review.php3?albumid=345) |
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Additional Info
ICQ R.E.FLEXXX @ 628337 |
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Location
Peterborough, Ontario - Canada |
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