Artist description The group's members have formed their own unique style that includes technical, heavy yet melodic metal with a twist of goth.

Music Style Technical, brutal metal

Musical Influences The group's largest influences include Tourniquet, Queensryche, Savior Machine, Deliverance and many others.

Similar Artists Extol, Tourniquet, Deliverence, Saviour Machine

Artist History In March of 2000, BioGenesis signed a 3 record deal with a worldwide label. After hearing their demo, a representative of Rowe Productions USA opened a doorway of opportunities for the band. Steve Rowe, President and founder of Rowe Productions as well as Mortification quotes "BioGenesis is Awesome!"

Group Members Chaz Bond - Lead Vocals, James Riggs - Guitar, Jim Baughn - Bass, Nevin Cline - Drums

Albums The Mark Bleeds Through

Press Reviews BIOGENESIS - The Mark Bleeds Through (2001) This is a fresh and innovative piece of art. Biogenesis have came up with a riff-laden sound completely their own. The vocals vary from a mid harsh tone (similar to Steve Rowe only better and more intense) to a completely gothic style akin to Saviour Machine. The music has many moods, going from a dark and modern low end guitar tone to very technical thrash style that would please fans of Believer and Tourniquet. This is a hard cd to describe because the sound is so unique and varied. The most amazing thing is that when I first heard that it mixed a lot of styles I was afraid that it just wouldn't sound "cohesive", that idea was totally wrong. The band blends these styles to perfection in a seething cauldron of metal that will make any critic stand up and take notice. The music here is heavily thrash oriented with a modern edge to it. The guitar work is nothing short of amazing. With each additional listen I can hear something new that I had not noticed before. It may take a few listens to appreciate this but the fact is, James Riggs (guitarist) is one of the best players in the Christian metal scene today. He uses a lot of "licks" that I haven't heard the likes of since the glory days of Tourniquet. Musically this is technical enough to hold its own with metal purists and also accessible enough to crossover and attract a portion of the "nu-metal" crowd. The production is great and this is one of the best efforts I have seen come from the Australian based Rowe Productions since it's inception. -- Review by Norm

Location Dayton, Ohio - USA

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