Artist description Overtone is made up of four guys who love to write, and especially perform their music. From John's amazing guitar style, to Dave's incredible drumming ability, to Miguels' unforgetable stage performance, to Chris's haunting lyrics and raw singing talent... Overtone is a band you just don't put to the side.

Music Style hard melodic rock

Musical Influences Tool, Bad Brains, Jane's Addiction, Faith No More

Similar Artists Tool, Deftones, Sevendust....I guess.... what a horrible question...

Group Members Chris A. Recinos - Vocals, John Rincon - Guitar, Miguel Rincon - Bass, Ash Hendley- Drums

Albums Overtone -- 1999, Culture --2001

Press Reviews Lagniappe - Times Picayune, Feb 15th, 2002 Keith Spera - Music Writer Following a relatively fallow period, the local modern rock scene is heating up once again with a slew of promising young bands, including Overtone. The quartet's recent five-song "Culture" CD indicates that lead guitarist John Rincon, his bassist brother Miguel Rincon, vocalist/rhythm guitarist Chris Recinos and drummer David Dale are very much in touch with the prevailing currents of modern/hard rock. The opening track, "Broken," recalls modern-rock heavyweights Staind, with Recinos intoning sustained notes like Aaron Lewis as Dale thunders behind him. John Rincon constructs big-league chords throughout "Culture" and punctuates the mid-tempo "Here With Me" with a condensed squall of a guitar solo. Overtone often swings for the fences, but the musicians toy with standard formula just enough to keep things interesting, as in the Latin-tinged "Frogstew." Overtone headlines a local-rock showcase tonight.

Location New Orleans, Louisiana - USA

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