Music Style Rock

Musical Influences

Similar Artists Bands that Aaron and Jake enjoy and undoubtedly influence the music they write are The Beatles, U2, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Coldplay, STP, Pearl Jam, Jeff Buckley, OURS, etc...

Artist History Fractious was founded by Jake Knight (previously with Tenbone Martini) and Aaron Saffa (previously with Ultrabend). After spending many years in separate and successful local LA bands, Aaron and Jake met while playing shows with their respective bands at places like The Whiskey, The Roxy, The Gig, The House of Blues, The El Rey, and almost every other venue in Southern California. When their other bands disintegrated, mostly due to a lack of commitment and drive from their former band members, Aaron and Jake realized that a partnership between the two would promise to become something better than anything they had done to date. Thus, Fractious was born. During their first songwriting session, they wrote "We Don't Care" and it was clear that this collaboration was going to work -- and it was going to work well... That was in January of 2003. By April, they had written and recorded a number of songs together in Jake's home studio, calling upon the knowledge of writing and recording that they had both been developing separately for many years. Already with management, Fractious recently caught the attention of producer, Chris Julian. Recording of the first Fractious album will commence in August of 2003 and will be complete by the end of the year. In the meantime, enjoy these demo tracks and feel free to contact the guys.

Group Members Jake Knight Aaron Saffa

Instruments Acoustic and electric guitars, analog synths, acoustic and looped beats, samplers, computers, voices, and anything else that makes sound.

Location Hollywood, Ca - USA

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