Artist description We play kind of a progressive rock thing ala Cave In and Rush with Botch/Rorschach type screaming.

Music Style Progressive Metal

Musical Influences Music of the Spheres

Similar Artists Don Caballero, Botch, Isis, Killsadie, Cave In, Rush, Sunny Day Real Estate, Hot Water Music, Small Brown Bike

Artist History Persona Projector began as a small, English, Beatles-esque band in the '60s, and as the decade progressed, so did their music, towards the new sound of heavy metal. Tommy is lead guitar and vocals, Tamara pounds the black and whites with the fury of a furious thing, Jimmy handles bass, and the drummer...well, the drummers of Persona Projector have a history of dying in mysterious accidents. After nearly twenty years in the music business, Persona Projector's biggest break ever arrives when an American record company offers to release their new album and organize a U.S.A. tour, with stops in all the big cities. Unfortunately, Murphy's Law comes into play, and everything the members of Persona Projector have come to expect are washed away: the drummers keep dying, the company doesn't like their controversial album cover, gigs are closing left and right, and the plain and simple fact of it all is that perhaps the world isn't ready for their comeback just yet.

Group Members 2001 - Tommy (guitar, vocals) Cory (guitar, vocals) Shane (drums, vocals) Knee-ko (bass) 2002/Spring - Tommy (guitar, vocals) Shane (drums, vocals) Knee-ko (bass, vocals) 2002/Summer - Tommy (guitar, vocals) Jimmy (bass) Shane (drums) Knee-ko (vocals) 2002/Fall - Tommy (guitar, vocals) Jimmy (bass) Shane (drums) Tamara (keyboard) 2003 - Tommy (guitar, vocals) Jimmy (bass) Jake (drums) Tamara (keyboard)

Albums s/t (2001 - Self Released)

Location Albuquerque, NM - USA

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