Artist description If every member of Rush cut off one arm... that is what SOS would sound like! For years this band has sought out the most enormous riffs, and now that we have found them we will be HUGE! World domination is only the beginning for the Syndicate!

Music Style Heavy Alternative Melody

Musical Influences STP, Metallica, I Mother Earth, Alice In Chains, Rush

Similar Artists STP, Metallica

Artist History After playing for a few years in the band Lovesick, alx and KvN kicked all the guitar players out of the band and hired Garth, KvN's oldest friend. It was the first band any them had ever been in that was concerned with only one thing... writing great music. What a strange idea, huh? Well, this no frills approach lead to some brutally honest music and some really good times. When it came time to record thier first full length album, the band decided to explore the history of Tragedy. To say that this record is dark and depressing would be an understatement.

Group Members KvN - Bass and Voice (a little guitar as well) - alx - drums and skin flute - Garth "Vader" Diller - guitars.... special appearances by James Brown and Dr. Klaus Fischer

Instruments Bass, Drums, Guitar and Voice

Albums Tragedy, Acoustic Renderings

Press Reviews "...something about this band reeks of pop sensabilities...then there is something about this band that scares the hell out of me."-Munroe Davis for KBSU 630am. "It's doo doo!"-alx's mom! "Once I masturbated while listening to the song 'molested' and I think I kinda liked it!"-Richard Jones UCXYZ 490am

Additional Info A little known fact: Garth and KvN grew up together and have been friends for over 20 years! Garth thought he was gay once, but now he's pretty sure he isn't!

Location Lompoc, California - USA

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