Artist description High energy, lo-fi blues driven indie rock.

Music Style Bluesy rock and roll with funk, soul, R&B, punk, and indie rock influence.

Musical Influences Old blues, soul, and R&B, punk rock.

Similar Artists Led Zeppelin, Blues Explosion, The Cult

Artist History Originally formed in 1998 as a side project, Electrophonic Foundation became a full time band in the summer of 1999. We're currently playing shows in Kansas City and working on our second (studio) CD.

Group Members Scott Chaffin, Seann McAnally, Ryan Ashmore, Tony McNair

Instruments Lead/Rhythym Guitar, Bass, Drums

Albums Welcome to the Rock and Roll Machine

Press Reviews "Before a note had been played, the crowd had already received its instructions. 'You better come on down here and stand up,' commanded the Electrophonic Foundation's guitarist/vocalistScott Chaffin, but no one did. 'If you don't thinkhe's going to come down there, then you've got another thing coming to you,' warned Seann McAnally, the Foundation's other guitarist/vocalist, and at once Chaffin was, indeed, on thefloor gathering troops for the rock to come. Dressed in dapper shirts and ties (though no dancing girls appeared), those who heeded the callwere mesmerized as if they were the flock of somekind of freaky rock 'n' roll evangelist. The bandmanaged to work the words Electrophonic and Foundation into nearly every song, with the notable exception being a cover of 'Whole Lotta Love.' 'We're just kind of raping the blues on Martin Luther King Day, and it's kind of disgusting,' confessed McAnally, and it was, butonly in the best, most wonderful sense of the word. At the end of the set, the band invited mostof the audience on stage for the kind of masscraziness that had been barely contained all night." - PitchWeekly (www.pitch.com)

Location Kansas City, MO - USA

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