Artist description A unique brand of original driving techno, heavy melodic rock, with a danceable cutting sound. More info available at http://www.sixtycyclehum.com

Music Style Rock - Electro - Industrialish.

Musical Influences All over the board

Similar Artists Filter, Gravity Kills, Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails

Artist History -Our first full-length CD "Sink In" was released to critical acclaim on May 30th, 1998. -Distributed "Sink In" to all popular record stores throughout the Seattle & the Northwest including Tower Records, Cellophane Square, Orpheum, and Fallout Records. -"Sink In" was placed in local music listening stations at Tower Records due to impressive sales. -Achieved regular airplay on KNHC's (C-89) "On the Edge" program for the song "Lie Deep Inside". -Have been invited to the station for interviews on both the album and remixes. -Went online with the popular website www.sixtycyclehum.com featuring audio video clips. Receiving thousands of hits a month. -The song "Worms Crawl In" recieved airplay on 99.9 KISW "Seattle's Best Rock". -Were one of only two Northwest acts invited to play the EAT'M (Emerging Artists and Talent in Music) conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. May 22nd, 1999. -Produced a remix CD "Leak Out" featuring the tracks "Lie Deep Inside", "Faith?", and "Committed". -The remix of "Faith?" receives airplay on C-89 (Seattle) and at the dance clubs in the greater sattle area. -The song "Lie Deep Inside" is featured on the Carmeled Pepper compilation "Sea of Delusions" which has international distribution. -Were selected to play a "Pain In The Grass" show at Seattle Center's Mural Ampitheatre July 10th, 1999. -Featured twice on "Squeeze T.V.", a music and extreme sports program with a viewership of 2 million. -Working on 2nd album due out 12/99. -US tour is in the works for the fall.

Group Members Howie Sennet - Guitar, Programming, Vox Patrick Napper - Vox, Guitar, Programming Troy Fleschauer - Bass Joshua Fant - Drums, Triggers The Curse - power failures, flat tires

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Samplers, Drum Machines, Vocals, sounds from something trapped in our speakers.

Albums Zero In, Re-Generate, & Leak Out

Press Reviews "'Sink In' is 13 tracks of great industrial/ alternative music. Their live show sound reminded me quite a bit of Filter and Gravity Kills, and their CD followed through. Excellent production quality, and the structure is solid. Play this one a lot...and play it loud. - Noize Foundation "A great local (Seattle) band.... They are a unique industrial-ish rock band. Driving with beats that are dancey, much more funky than the norm. The vocals are fabulous, they give the songs a melodic edge. Tight without sounding canned, Sixty Cycle Hum uses all live instruments. Check them out !!!" - 3rd HIT "Sixty Cycle Hum handed me their new album, "Sink In", and this album rocks friends. I especially enjoyed the pop sensibility of "Lie Deep Inside" and "Forget". It's a guitar heavy bit of techno with a metal edge that will satisfy aggro-industrial fans and rock fans alike." - Voltage "They're tight, danceable and driving. With three guitars and drum, the band relies on traditional rock elements with a synth background. When their new CD comes out BUY IT !!" - Insite Magazine "Sixty Cycle Hum's disc ("Sink In") is a sprawling piece of work, full of big guitars and scary vocals. The production is flawless, managing to balance the live-band attack with programmed instruments, beats, blips and ghost noises." - University Reporter "Sixty Cycle Hum fall somewhere within the industrial realm. Their sound may be best described as industrial pop. They have a melody- based, danceable approach, with gothic undertones. The 13-song release (Sink In) was the product of three years' worth of writing and recording. Several tracks impart a bit of goth into the proceedings, to great effect." - The Rocket

Location Seattle, WA - USA

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