Artist description Loud Guitars, creative bass lines, jazzy drum parts, a crazy keyboard from the 80's and a sampler full of goodies. High-intensity, melodic vocals from lead singer, Bo, and crazy back-ups from Emily and BJ

Music Style Garage, Experimental, Punk

Musical Influences Pussy Galore, X, The Clash, Gaunt, Sonic Youth

Similar Artists Sonic Youth, The Pixies, Wire, The Minute Men, X

Artist History Originally formed in Waverly, OH after weeks of playing old Nintendo and Sega games in Bo and Emily's living room.

Group Members Bo Davis- Lead Vocal and Guitar Emily Davis- Keyboards, Vocals and Sampler BJ Holesapple- Guitar and Vocals Josh Draher- Bass Kyle- Drums

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Sampler, Drums and Vocals

Albums Necropolis EP (Alfalfa Omega)

Press Reviews "there wasnt a good band there, yeah i have to tell you guys dont quite your day job ,luckily brian bost and most of og dosent have one, even ap and scold sucked the 1st band sucked who ever thewy are, i geuss necropolis was o kay, but other than that I WANT A REFUND" *** This was posted by Puke on the Bovus Minor message board. ******************** Rock 'n' Rolls of Film ** If you think commandeering three days of rock bands is hard, try putting together a band and film fest of even lesser-known names. Emily Davis, keyboardist for local frazzle rockers Necropolis, is giving it a go with the SIVAD Festival of Independent Films. No, SIVAD is not a Swedish acronym for "Oh God, another film fest." It's "Davis" spelled backwards. Pretty humble intentions, thus. Davis thought it would be a gas to gather some friends' hobby flicks for a lil' showing, but word spread and submissions came flowing in. After some wheat/mostly chaff separating, the program consists of an hour-plus of short films from all over Ohio. Having worked as a stage manager at MadLab, Davis figured it a natural location; then Lab leader Greg McGill suggested playing the films early, adding bands after, and doing it all as part of this weekend's fundraising events for the venerable, if vulnerable, downtown theater. And so it shall be, this Friday, April 25, for a $5 donation. Films roll around 8 p.m., bands rock 10-ish, including Necropolis, the ever-popular TBA, and Adam Smith, a Cincy street punk who strums acoustic renditions of '30s standards and '80s novelties. Click to madlab.net for info. Eric Davidson *** ***** Originally printed in the April 24th Edition of Columbus Alive © 2003 ********************

Additional Info info@necropolisrocks.com

Location Columbus, Ohio - USA

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