Artist description Wavelength is a British industrial rock band, put together to make the sort of music its members want to hear but that nobody else is playing. Wavelength combines the traditions of 70s and 80s rock (lead guitar, anthemic choruses and fat basslines), adds a touch of modern metal (heavy ass guitars) and finishes the mix with the keyboards (see NIN and other industrial bands). Our motto is this: "Music for weirdos by weirdos." If you like the bands mentioned below but feel frustrated by the lack of stuff that sounds like them, you've found the band you needed.

Music Style Heavy old school rock with a modern electronic twist

Musical Influences Anything with heavy guitars and good, catchy choruses, and anything with cool electronica.

Similar Artists Nine Inch Nails, Black Sabbath, Rob Zombie, New Order

Artist History What started as a cool band name 6 years ago has developed as its various members played in other bands, honing their skills before Mr. D called them all together to complete his vision. D himself is an ex-member of techno punkers Bi-Girl and more recently (i.e until early Jan 2003) techno metallers T-Lab, but sees Wavelength as the chance to make the music he's always wanted to at last. Chris is an old mate of D's and the two have a shared love of the same kinds of bands, so when D offered Chris the job he was all for it. Now all they need to do is get the stuff sorted and get out there and play!

Group Members Lead vocals - Sally Leese Guitar, vocals and programming - Mr. D Bass - Chris Neal Drums - T-Bone Guitars - Aaron Rhodes

Instruments Guitars (Hohner and Ibanez), Basses (Specter and Fender) and keyboards (Roland).

Albums The Wavelength Experiment E.P. (3 track) - 2003

Press Reviews None as yet but I'm sure they'll love us.

Additional Info We all rock.

Location Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham - United Kingdom

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