Artist description Up beat, power-pop music, with a twist of depression.

Music Style Pop, grunge, alternative, punk, whatever you think.

Musical Influences Ozma, Nirvana, Weezer

Similar Artists Ozma, Nirvana, Weezer, Green Day, Blink 182, Christina Aguilera, Avril, Jimmy Eat World, Daniel Brummel, Silverchair, Foo Fighters, All-American Rejects

Artist History Greetings, Phase 2 is a four-piece, erupting from a cess pool of jocks, rednecks and junkies, right in the buckle of the bible belt, known as Edmond, Oklahoma. Daniel Eischeid (guitar and vocals), Jason Lauderdale (guitar), Roblee Fredricks (bass,back vocals), and Steven Dixon (drums) combine teenage-angst-ridden lyrics, melodic, harmonizing vocals, hypnotic basslines, and catchy guitar riffs with powerful, driving drum beats to create a new sound, in this terrible onslaught of monotonous repetitive garbage the music industry keeps spewing. Within just a few weeks of recording some home demos and putting songs on MP3.com, Phase 2 began turning some heads. Daniel Brummel, of the Pasadena band, Ozma, instantly took interest and contacted Daniel Eischeid, saying he'd be interested in producing a studio album for Phase 2. A production company in L.A. asked permission to play their songs on their tv show in Japan, called "Be it!", and they were featured on multiple episodes. More and more people began to find out about Phase 2 over the internet, and downloads began to soar. Soon, they were ahead of many signed artists on the mp3.com charts, such as The Offsprinig, The Deftones, and Green day! All of this was accomplished with sloppy home recordings! Just wait until Phase 2 hits the studios and gets some record lable attention. Soon you'll see Phase 2 in your town!

Group Members Steven Dixon: Drums Roblee Fredricks: Bass, back vocals Jason Lauderdale: Guitar Daniel Eischeid: Lead guitar, lead vocals, songwriting

Instruments Guitars, Bass,Vocal chords, Drums. Quite basic, really.

Albums Supernatural Selection, Project: Mayhem, Scent of Rain

Press Reviews "July 28, 2001 - Lo-fi power pop that is actually well put together is what you'll find in this song. The out of sync chorus vocals are nicely done as well. *(about our song "What's Stopping You.")- (6/10" - Power Pop Review - MP3.com http://stations.mp3s.com/stations/209/power_pop_review.html "August 19, 2001 - The vocal harmonies in the chorus of this song are great, and the guitar melodies are really good. This song has the punch necessary for power pop! - (7/10) *(about our song "Noose.") (Power Pop Review - MP3.com http://stations.mp3s.com/stations/209/power_pop_review.html " "This band is fuckin' cool as hell I am not to sure I like all the back up vocals the main vocals are right on this band is going to turn into a great band after more experience and maturing" - (Bonywaters 3 MP3.com station.) http://stations.mp3s.com/stations/183/boneywaters_4.html "Liked it, No Loved it, Made me want to bop all around the room! keep it up" - 8-23-01 - (Evolbandit99 of the band Addict Evolution) "Here high energy mixes with great ideas and a strong vocal presence." - about our song "What's Stopping You (full band version)-(Edmond, Oklahoma-Diversity Central! MP3.com station) "This band sucks total ass. I don't see why anyone would want to listen to them at all! - 9-4-01 (Daniel Eischeid of Phase 2, about the band Phase 2) "Daniel Eischeid will be the next moron to join 'that stupid club.' He'll never make it past the age of 27..."

Additional Info AIM SCREENNAME - Daniel Eischeid

Location Edmond, OK - USA

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