Artist description Shadowcast are James Plotkin, Alan Dubin, and Jason Corley. Plotkin and Dubin come from the infamous experi-metal group OLD and Corley (Trenchant) was the original drummer too hard for even California’s 16 to handle. Random email contact between Plotkin and Corley resulted in the quickest meeting/recording session ever materialized - within 20 minutes of their initial acquaintance the project had already been conceived and the basics captured on tape. The result is the three varied tracks presented here, an uncompromising smash up/break down of the styles utilized by the three members’ former bands, being modernized and atypified through renegade waveform editing and a general need for progression in Metal. Dig it.

Music Style Renegade Metal

Musical Influences Old, Scorn, 16, Atomsmasher, Flux, Burning Witch, Khanate, Plotkin, Corley, Dubin.

Similar Artists Old, 16, Scorn, GodFlesh, Atomsmasher, Khanate, Burning Witch, God's Iron Tooth, Meathook Seed,

Artist History Random email contact between Plotkin and Corley resulted in the quickest meeting/recording session ever materialized - within 20 minutes of their initial acquaintance the project had already been conceived and the basics captured on tape. The result is the three varied tracks presented here, an uncompromising smash up/break down of the styles utilized by the three members’ former bands, being modernized and atypified through renegade waveform editing and a general need for progression in Metal.

Group Members James Plotkin - Bass, Guitar, Manipulation. Alan Dubin - Demon hell apartment bathroom vocals. Jason Corley - Some guys drums and eventually a broken bass drum pedal.

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums, Computer.

Albums One.

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Location Santa Ana, Ca - USA

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