Artist description A Hybrid of Electronic and Organic sounds drawing on all Modern Alternative styles with Heavy Beats, Edgy Vocals, Twisted Sounds and an Ear to the Dark Side.

Music Style Electronic, Coldwave, Industrial, Techno, Metal & Rock

Similar Artists NIN, Pitchshifter, Chemlab, Nitzer Ebb, Filter, Prodigy, Gravity Kills, Meat Beat Manifesto and Skinny Puppy

Artist History REwire was formed in late 1999 by Chad Bishop (vocals)and Dan Levey (music). After 12 songs recorded, Chad left the group in Feb. 2001 before going live. REwire is now a solo project for Dan Levey doing it all or collabertating with others.

Group Members Dan Levey Chad Bishop Stu Ackerman

Instruments Nord Lead 2,3 & MicroModular; Roland JP8080, JV1080 & MKS-50; Softsynths: HALion, VSampler, Reaktor, Spacesynth, Beast & Simsynth; Live Guitars and Bass through PODs & Genesis 3; Computer: Pent IV 2.4ghz running Cubase SX (2 -Delta 1010 cards) on Win XP. Software: Wavelab, Waves Mastering Plugins.

Albums Eclectric

Press Reviews "REwire manages to incorporate elements of everything from punk, techno, metal, goth, and glam rock (check out the cool robotic vocals on "Grind") all on a solid foundation of danceable electro-industrial with an aggressive guitar edge. The end result is a very cohesive blend of '90s coldwave with a good amount of aggro-rock attitude thrown in for good measure. Songs such as "Braveheart" and "Next" succeed in mixing in the right balance of electronics and guitars topped off with Chad's obsessive yet intelligible vocals." - "wetworksezin

Additional Info Ya Wanna be my New Singer/Collaberator? E-mail me if you live in LA

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

Copyright notice. All material on MP3.com is protected by copyright law and by international treaties. You may download this material and make reasonable number of copies of this material only for your own personal use. You may not otherwise reproduce, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, or create derivative works of this material, unless authorized by the appropriate copyright owner(s).