Artist description South Florida alternative metal quartet

Music Style Alternative Metal (or so it's called)

Musical Influences Deftones, Incubus, Tool, Radiohead, Team sleep

Similar Artists Team Sleep, Tool, Deftones, Incubus, Team Sleep

Artist History Silvertone is an alternative-metal quartet, producing innovative sounds that fit in no current genres of rock imaginable. Aside from the trite and abrasive sounds heard on the radio today, Silvertone's unique and dynamic sound forges a new spasmodic territory in the ever so quckly expanding soundscape that is modern rock. Pensive vocal delivery by Drew Birch engulfed with curious guitar riffs and heavy swells of scorching tones, played by Drew Birch and Andrew Kline. Solid foundation of ingenious bass lines played by Garett Heller alongside fuming rhythmic beats supplied by Jon McClintock. when all's said and done, Silvertone's musical compositions are chill-provoking and emotion assimilating. Constructed from a middle school jam group in Boca Raton, Florida in the spring of 2001; Drew Birch and Andrew Kline found Garett Heller over an internet musician junction with a need of finding a great bass player. Later, the current 3 piece and drummerfree group admitted Jon McClintock as Silvertone's Drummer. With a rapid rate of progression, Silvertone quickly began headlining numerous major local venues and vacated the top 3 spots on multiple mp3.com charts. Local heroes with great esteem and an astounding live presence makes Silvertone a dangerous threat to current chart inhabitants.

Group Members Drew Birch - Vocals, Guitar; Andrew Kline - Guitar; Garett Heller - Bass; Jon McClintock - Percussion

Instruments Vocals, 2 guitars, Bass, Drums, and Electronix

Albums Demo - 2002

Additional Info If you would like to purchase a demo, email UFOalien7@aol.com, iluvgreenday9@aol.com

Location Coral Springs/Boca Raton, Florida - USA

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