Artist description A Thousand Years is an independent band, with a self titled debut 11 song CD. A second CD the Warehouse Sessions has been released.

Music Style melodic with heavy overtones and pop appeal

Musical Influences Tom Petty, Neil Young, Guitar rock

Similar Artists unknown

Artist History A Thousand Years was formed in October of 95 with the idea of releasing a demo.As things were going well for the band the first album was recorded and released late in 96.The band has been featured on 3 compilation discs and has opened for Randy Bachman of BTO and the Guess Who,David Wilcox,Wide Mouth Mason,Mathew Good,See Spot Run,Age of Electric,The Waltons as well as many others.Currently the band is appearing on a Meathead Records compilaton disc due to be released in early March.The track "Angels in the Sky" from their 1st cd will be featured.

Group Members Wayne Toth, Glenn Deics, Ken Powers, Bruce Dumba

Instruments 2 Guitar, Bass, Drums

Albums Self titled debut, and the Warehouse Sessions

Press Reviews The warehouse sessions was produced by ATY, mixed and mastered by Wayne Toth, with the material recorded off the floor at the band's rehearsal space. This EP brings with it an honest rock sound that will instantly grab the listener with its biting guitar sounds, straighforward rhythms and simple arrangments. It is a very live sound that comes across on the album and gives hints of a high energy, groove-ridden performance. The drummer uses the cymbals to add some nice colours and seems to know what a light touch can add to a song. The singer comes across as straight forward and honest with a grit to the voice that suits the music well, while the guitars seem to really carry this group in its musical directions. The gritty sounds of the distorted rhythm guitar are layered with some tasty lead lines and bass licks. On whole, a very tasty treat has been served up at the Warehouse!

Location Regina, Saskatchewan - Canada

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