It came to the drummer in a dream in 1985...

We've played live many times in the Chicago area. It's always interesting and enjoyable to get out in front of people and put out something that you created and see what comes back from the audience. Our worst gig was in front of 5 people, 2 of which were in the opening band...but you just have to keep on playing.

It opens up a world of opportunities to musicians that didn't exist before. We've heard from people all around the country and even some former Soviet-block countries that like what we're doing...

Probably not. This is just fun and to make it a job might kill it. But, for the right amount of money...

We've been around for almost 20 years now. We all started as young teenagers who didn't hear what we wanted on the radio, so we made up our own music to listen to. It's starting to get like that again on the radio today...everything seems either blatantly crappy pop or the same old stuff from another generic "rock" band. Corporate radio is destroying music for another generation, hopefully the internet will change things and make interesting music available to the public again.

We grew up on the Cure, Bauhaus, Depeche Mode, The Church, the Velvet Underground, and other "classic rock" bands. We always kept an ear open for interesting music and we could occasionally be found listening to the Doors, the Beatles, Miles Davis, and Chet Baker. We also like the Freeze, Dinosaur Jr., Hawkwind, and some Pink Floyd now and again.

Mine is Montreal, Canada. Second would be the beautiful city of Chicago. If you've never visited, give us a try. It's truly a GREAT city.

Guitars, Bass, Drums, and Keyboards. We play Fender, Kramer, Hohner, Ibanez, Tama, Yamaha, Casio, and some more Yamaha...

We hope that you enjoy the music. We had a blast making it. There's a little something for everyone...