Artist description The ultimate in scientific monsters...

Music Style Space Rock

Musical Influences Effects pedals

Similar Artists Hum, Failure, My Bloody Valentine, Sianspheric, Chore, Flaming Lips, Weezer, Spiritualized, The Pixies, Radiohead, Windy and Carl, Shudder to Think

Artist History First formed in 1991, Nemo consists of guitarist/singer Jeremy Gillespie, drummer Todd Harapiak, bassist Patrick McGuire and Guitarist Darrell Simpson. Over the past 8 years, Nemo has quietly built a loyal following through playing countless shows, touring and the release of their most recent album, "In Stereo."

Group Members Jeremy Gillespie - Vocals/Guitar Darrell Simpson - Guitar/Keyboard Patrick McGuire - Bass/Vocals Todd Harapiak - Drums

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Drums and many effects pedals

Albums In Stereo

Press Reviews NEMO - IN STEREO - A+ A slick 8-song EP with rich intergalactic tendencies. A fresh trippy sound will take this band as far as they want to go. -Connect NEMO - IN STEREO - 4 stars A boundless, gigantic beatific interplanetary blast of sci-fi chaos. Like the fusing of 2001 and heavy metal, it's absurdly ambitious, grandly cinematic and quite possibly the best record you'll buy this year. - Uptown NEMO - IN STEREO In Stereo pays homage to its influences like Sianspheric and My Bloody Valentine...while creating their own entire breadth of sound. If you didn't experience their peerless album release party at the Planetarium, check out In Stereo for truly wonderful space rock. - Stylus NEMO - IN STEREO Intense, heavy dramatics are offset by lilting, almost ethereal effect-laden guitars and extended passages of hypnotic, swirling guitars, looping grooves, and distant, reverbed vocals place the listener in the centre of a prairie snowstorm. - Exclaim

Location Winnipeg, MB - Canada

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