Artist description Brutal in your face reality converted into musical energy

Music Style Technical Hardcore/ Metalcore

Musical Influences creative energy

Similar Artists we dont sound like popular artists

Artist History Started 2 years ago (summer2000) Nate and Stefan met while werking at the theaters. We had the software to record music on our pc's. It's started off as a learning experience since stefan was not used to recording on his pc. Nathan introduced him to the world of homemade music. So Nate moved in with Stefan for a while and they would stay up playing some "intestinal suicide" coming up with new songs... learning the program. They released multiple demos just to get their music out. Most of the demos contained our first song "gut burst" which is a harsh noise/metalcore track never heard before. They started to write better songs but came up with overmodulated tracks due to lack of recording knowledge. Cold Cuts is a cd containg Intestinal suicides evolving sound. Now they have close to mastered the pc recording process... with better equiptment and more knowledge... they have the power to self-record/self-release any musical album they produce. Intestinal SUicide didn't really fit the bands sound or feelings anymore, so they decided to re-name the project "energy" it stands for everything that powers their music. The lyrics are more meaningful than ever. The lyrics are about life and people...somthing that everybody could relate to if they see everything as it is. Their upcoming release is estimated to come out near the end of April. (related projects: c1sq (eviltronix,drumandbass) and the tleilaxu music machine (eviltronix, soundscapes)

Group Members Nathan Patternostro Stefan Kubicki

Instruments Computer and a guitar, 2 humans

Albums Demo, Cold Cuts, new cd (tba)

Press Reviews don't have it with me but somthing to the extent of getting blasted by a chainsaw and getting skin melted off. from sobody on garageband

Location Aliso Viejo, Ca - USA

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