Artist description Grievance honor was a groove core, metal band. Former singer, Rick Mester, is now in the band Sombrance.

Music Style Groove Core metal

Musical Influences The Crucified and Deliverance

Similar Artists Pantera (well not really but it sounded good for a second)

Artist History Grievance Honor recorded two indie albums (Grindage & Questions of Conscience). Both albums received excellent reviews in HM magazine.The "groove-core" sound proved pretty popular as GH played shows all around the Midwest.They opened for national recording acts like Starflyer 59, Plankeye, and Wish For Eden. They were featured on the Fox 30 news cast.And they recorded several videos along with an interview for KNLC 24 TV.Songs like "Ichabod", "Agony", and "Grievance Honor"were requested frequently on KCLC 89.1 FM radio. In the summer of 1996, singer/lyricist Rick Mester decided to leave the band. Guitarist/songwriter Lael Clark left immediately thereafter. Grievance Honor had a positive effect on many people. The dissappointment of their demise is still being expressed today.For many of these band members, GH was a start.We look back at our days in GH with fondness, sometimes embarrassment, but more often than not... laughs. If you liked us or hated us... Give us an email.We appreciate all comments.

Group Members Tony Pezzo - Drums, Dan Needham - Bass/vocals, Lael Clark - Guitars, Rick Mester - Lead vocals,Honorable mention for service over the years:Terry White - Guitars, Norm Flamm - Guitars,Dave Gidcumb - Guitars, Bob Stahlheber - Bass.

Instruments Vocals, guitars, bass, drums

Albums Grindage, Questions of Conscience

Press Reviews HM magazine says... "This band knows how to find a groove and stay there!"

Additional Info The All of... has been re-released by Zophim Records!! (mp3.com/zophimrecords)

Location St. Louis, MO - USA

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