Music Style Electronic Rock

Musical Influences Nirvana, Failure, Weezer, Depeche Mode, R.E.M, GVSB, Faith No More, Grandaddy, NIN

Group Members Ben Steinert - vocals/guitar/programming Lance Avila - drums/vocals Sam Place - bass/vocals

Albums Abort Retry Fail (2002), Digital Black (2000), Park Avenue split 7

Press Reviews Deimos is progressive yet enlightened with their approach to music. Taking a bit from industrial and electronica and grabbing more traditional rock and smashing them together resulting in an atomic collision. “Inception” starts off as if it’s a dream pushing you against the wall and causing you to doubt all those other bands you had in your top ten. The programming is top-notch and is never masked by guitars or percussion. Vocally they find a modern rock approach like they do in “Even If” with its slight undertones of 80s synth-pop. “Seven” conjures up images of Weezer and other modern emotional rock bands with its beautiful melodies and contagious chorus. There are lo-fi handshakes with epics like “Infidelity” and “Where Do We Go From Here”. Fans of The Anniversary and other synth-emo bands will love songs like “Something Real” and “Every Passing Fad”. Deimos could be the undiscovered band that all of a sudden pops onto the scene with radioplay and eventual MTV support. The scary thing is they did all of this on a digital recorder by themselves with a shoestring budget. Imagine what will happen when they have the support of a record label. - J-Sin, Smother E-Zine

Location Sacramento, CA - USA

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