Artist description The music of The Endless is an arresting blend of Alternative and Pop, with deep emotional lyrics and soaring guitars set to dreamy electronic beats and textures.

Music Style Rock

Musical Influences Tori Amos, Garbage, Radiohead, Jeff Buckley, This Mortal Coil

Similar Artists Garbage, Tori Amos

Artist History Formed in 1999 in New York City, the Endless began as the brainchild of bandmates singer/lyricist Adriana Róze, her husband and guitarist David Róze, and singer/lyricist Amani Malaika. The band is an ideal collaboration for Adriana and David to bring their extensive musical backgrounds together with their closest friends. A classically trained cellist, David had played guitar and bass for such New York bands as Neycha and The Benjamin Cartel. He has performed at such venues as CBGB’s and the Izzy Bar. Adriana’s vocal skills come from a lifetime performing in theatre and film. Little did Adriana and David dream when they were singing together in high school choir that they would end up married and rocking New York! The Endless made their debut at New York’s famous BMW Bar and were an instant hit. As the project took shape, Amani left to pursue a solo career and the band lineup was made complete by the addition of David’s cousin Chuck Skelton on bass, keyboards, and programming. A successful techno artist in his own right, Chuck is the owner of Clean Records. The Endless moved to Los Angeles in 2001 and have performed at The Crooked Bar and The Evidence Room. They are currently are at work on their first E.P., Grumpy Ghost, to be released December 2001.

Group Members Adriana Roze, vocals and lyrics David Roze, guitar, keyboards Chuck Skelton, bass, keyboards, programming

Instruments guitar, bass, keyboards, cello, computers

Albums Grumpy Ghost

Additional Info Harder (Video)

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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