Artist description Violently emerging from the smoldering ashes of Mental Distortion, Blue Skies Fail slosh proudly through the foamy offal of its former incarnation. The band's velvet requiems resonate like the jagged breath of a Manic-depressive, teetering on the frail edge of beauty and madness. Revolution stirs once more in the womb of Time.

Music Style Metal

Musical Influences Various; some more popular examples would be Pantera, Acid Bath, Samael, Metallica, etc.

Similar Artists Metallica, Pantera, Korn, Cradle Of Filth, System Of A Down, Disturbed, Morbid Angel, Dimmu Borgir, Cannibal Corpse

Artist History Throughout the years of its existence, Blue Skies Fail has masqueraded under many names, the first of which being Virtue Of Insanity. Feeling the steadily tightening constraint of this moniker, the band elected for a more encompassing title, namely Mental Distortion. Under this banner, the band achieved much recognition and critical acclaim, reaching a wondrous pinnacle gracing the stage of Milwaukee MetalFest XVI. After great reflection, the band no longer felt Mental Distortion granted them any redeeming justice. As Mental Distortion collapsed, Blue Skies Fail was born. The creative entity has at long last assumed its final form.

Group Members Steven King - Steaming Scatmospheres, larval chora, Invocation Thymmothi - Strangulation Chords, Corpsial Rantings, Manipulation Corey McIntire - Fretboard Molestation, Lechery Okey Lester - Ceaseless Skin-Beating, Introversion

Albums Intentional Disfigurement Of Human Emotion (1998) ...And In The End (2001)

Additional Info Blue Skies Fail currently plans to record a new CD sometime in Autumn 2003. Title and tracklisting pending, but shall be posted as soon as details are finalized.

Location Eustis, FL - USA

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