Artist description red.velvet.stereo is a mutt-rock band hailing from lakeland, fl. their style variates from rock to alternative to surf rock. some of their collective influences consist of: 311, at the drive-in, bob marley, clutch, dave matthews band, deftones, jimmy eat world, rush, the pixies, pantera and many more. with a very eclectic view on music you can expect to hear a sound like no other.

Music Style mutt rock

Musical Influences rush, 311, jimmy eat world, foo fighters, denison marrs, the colorside, everclear, the pixies, jimmie's chicken shack, metallica, rage, incubus, staind, offspring, weezer, blink 182, alien ant farm, flickerstick

Similar Artists none other, listen for yourself...

Artist History the band was formed in jan of 2000 when phillip and charlie met while working at tgi fridays in the fall of 1999. these two began experimenting around to get a feel for each others writing styles. as time progressed they decided they wanted to take it further. marc was brought in october and a bit later bobby finalized their line-up. the group first worked under the name flip-skip- millard but soon decided to change their name to it's current status. after playing many shows marc decided that he would rather concentrate solely on his guitar work and allow someone else to take over vocals. soon after jamie was brought in to take over those responsibilities, and there you have red.velvet.stereo.

Group Members Jamie Hill-vocals Marc McCarthy-guitar Charlie Wells-guitar and bgv's Bobby Kelly-bass Phillip Cannoy-drums

Instruments 5 drums, many cymbals, 2 guitars, 1 bass and a couple pairs of vocal chords

Albums cosmonautics lp, released dec of 2001.

Press Reviews n/a as of now.

Additional Info http://www.angelfire.com/indie/rvs

Location lakeland, florida - USA

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