Artist description The Gravitones are the wildest rock adventure you have ever set ears upon. The soft spoken circus strongman Greth Ligon's wild and exotic vocal stylings grace the guitar wizardry hitherto unknown in any parts courtesy of insanity laced former strip tease monkey turned guitar genious Dan Giltinan. Behind the drums is the best nippled drummer a girl could ask for. But Jeff Pederson is more than a piece of meat, he is a crafty and clever drummer. Manning the bass is an entity known as Matt "Butt-Haynes, Butt-Haynes" Haynes. No one know why he is called "butt" but his bass playing is unparalled by mere mortals.

Music Style Combination of every sound humans can make

Musical Influences Mr. Bungle, MIRV, Estradasphere, Penderecki, Primus, Liquid Tension Experiment, Oingo Boingo, Faith No More, Incubus, Roy Orbison

Artist History The Gravitones were formed in a small and dusty town called Loveland, emerging from its local high school as a guitar rock instrumental group then known as Danny G and the Gravitones. With the audition of former tap dancing bar tender Greth Ligon on vocals the band became known as just The Gravitones. After overcoming a sever addiction to the smell of chrome toothbrushes they recorded a an album called "Echolalia" It was 18 songs each more different than the others. It was produced by former saviour of Metropolis Dan Giltinan.

Group Members Dan Giltinan - the guitar, Matt Haynes plays the bass, Jeff Pederson hits the drums, Greth Ligon: vocalis

Instruments Guitar, bass, drums, voice, aux loop feedback, synthesizer, toy piano

Albums Echolalia (2001)

Location Loveland, Colorado - USA

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