Artist description A group of friends trying to make music that is original and with a lot of variety.

Music Style Harcore, Electro/Industial-tronica, Rap and Electonic things boomin! Ya KNOW!

Musical Influences All Kinds Man -- etc...........................

Similar Artists Hate that question because we try to be different.

Group Members Forrest Whitehead: guitar, bass, noize & programming Ms. Toenail: Vocals Oxygen: vocals David Guerrero: vocals Additional guitar work on "Strive to Grip" by Jeff Riley, bass and vocals on "One with the Ghosts" by Jamie Daigle, J-Pod Commander voice: Kelly Whitehead

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Sequenced Synths, Beats and some noize

Albums Purple Souls

Press Reviews RAW 42 MONTHLY MUSIC desribes F3 tracks as "most dark, morose and moody" , "Unorthodox", "clear a path from the regular fairy tale synthpad songs" , "makes you sit up pretty quickly", "Srive to Grip was like a slap in the face." CHECK OUT THE ENTIRE REVIEW at http://www.ward42.com/raw/reviews/F3.html TRAX IN SPACE said this about "MIRROR SLAVE" in a detailed review. [Detailed Review] Overall Impression: 10/10 Arrangement : 10/10 Comments about Arrangement : Perfect. As good as any hardcore track that I have heard, including anything released on a record label. Creativity : 10/10 Comments about Creativity : Full lyrics and great hardcore melody including guitar samples. This is superbly realised track which stands out from the crowd by some distance. Sample Quality : 10/10 Comments about Sample Quality : Everything with this screams quality. The vocals sound as though they have been recorded in a recording studio (perhaps they were) and add immeasurably to the song. Does It Work as a Piece of Music: Y Comments about Your Piece's Working as Music: This is the best track I have reviewed to date and is the first to achieve a 10 and it deserves this accolade. This track would sit proudly on any commercial hardcore album and I just hope it receives the recognition it deserves on TiS. I look forward to the next release by this artist. Review : Every so often you are lucky enough to get the chance to review a track that really stands out from the others and I guess I got lucky with this one. There is no build up at the start of the track; instead it blasts out from your speakers from the very first second. This is the first track I have received to review that has had lyrics and they really add to the overall excellence of the song. This is a hardcore techno/gabba track that has quality stamped all over it and deserves to be downloaded by anyone who likes their techno hard. I cannot find anything to fault this on as it is as complete as any track of this type that I have heard, professional or otherwise. Ignore the size of the download as for this you get a top quality track that is superb and deserves to receive recognition from all hardcore fans. So give the artist their due and download this immediately. [Explanation] Creativity--How original is the piece? Does the author add new, innovative elements to the piece? Does this music seem to be "ahead" of the rest in terms of stylistic invention? Are the samples/instruments used in unconventional methods? Arrangement--Technically, how does the author compose the piece? How are the qualities of the transitions? Sample Quality--How are the qualities of the samples/instruments? -- Trax In Space (C) 1997 reviews@traxinspace.com http://www.traxinspace.com Send your reviews to alienf3@mindspring.com or mstoenail@aol.com

Additional Info EP coming out soon after the

Location Austin, Texas - USA

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