We chose the name Rez because all of us live on the "indian" reservations in northern ontario Canada. Myth is because there are myths, legends, stories, and history to where we all come from. Combining the 2 names together created Rezmyth. Nuff said

Yes we play live, its where rezmyth is truly experienced, its our drug, our addicition, we feed off it, its our way of coping with, and dealing with what happened to our people through the residential school systems, it affected all of us, and we heal through music. Every show is special, the fans are the best, you guys rock.

Well i suppose it can be good and bad for the artists. The good being on how much exposure the internet and mp3 can give a band, the whole world, and even to all the universe what with all the radio signals and satelites flying everywhere in space, i dont know ever watch that movie Contact? The bad would be more like the record label not being able to sell any records and not making any money from that for them and the artists, and with the media only playing the hits which can be downloaded for free. However money can be made through live performances, royalties from radio, television, movies, etc. But the music industry always finds a way, they are a business, and people will do anything to make a buck, even some sell-out artists who used to be about the music.

Well I am apathetic about this whole controversy about mp3s and the music industry, its just all about some bi*** ass money, im a fan and i download music and i buy whole albums, im not too worried about my financial situation, i get by comfortably and on the side i have fun playing and writing songs, if it ever got to a point where some major label approached me with a record deal, i would sign, cuz it would only mean that more people have become aware of the music, and "sigh" yes, more moolah... lol

Rezmyth

The original band "Frantic" was started in 2003 in North Spirit Lake ON by Darren Keno (guitar), Corey Rae (drums), and Steven Wesley (guitar and vocals). Frantic performed at many local gigs in their home reserve of North Spirit Lake ON. Wihout a bass player the trio performed as a cover band at the Muddy Water Music Festival in Sandy Lake ON.
In 2004 Frantic recruited Sandi Owen from Poplar Hilll ON on bass guitar and once again performed at the Muddy Water Music Festival. Aside from playing cover songs, Frantic unveiled and performed 3 original songs which were entitled "song for the parents", "let me be" and "shroud of denial" all of which were written by Steven Wesley. Through these performances they had established themselves as a small but growing name in the local music scene. Later that summer they would also perform at The Little/Big Moose Music Festival in Pikangikum ON.
The following year in 2005 Darren left the band and was replaced by Sandi on guitar. Frantic then recruited Logan Meekis from Keewaywin ON to bass guitar. Once again they performed at the Muddy Water Music Festival, however this would be the last.
In August of 2005 Steven recorded a 15 song demo in North Spirit Lake on a digital recorder which featured Darren Keno on bass and electric guitar, mixed by Darren Keno. The songs had been around for a few years, even before the beginning of Frantic. They varied from light rock to hard rock. The songs on the demo included "when you were mine", "song for the parents", "let me be", "I love you, im sorry", and "find your way".
In April of 2006 Steven recorded another 11 song demo mixed by Travis Peters in Pikangikum ON. The songs were a bit more dark, and distrurbed, once again varying from hard rock to light rock, 2 songs featured Travis Peters on keyboards. The songs on this demo included, "everybody welcome", "last time", "gone away", and "afraid".
In November of 2006 Steven recorded a third demo in Pikangikum ON, this one consisted of 9 songs and were mixed by Travis Peters. Another track would later be added the following month of December. This one being recorded back in North Spirit Lake and mixed by Darren Keno. The songs were a mix of old and new written throughout the year, once again varying from light rock and rock. The songs on this demo included "all the time", and "i cant hate".
In September of 2007, Frantic reunited and recorded 3 songs at Platinum/Gold Studios in Winnipeg MB. The songs were "when you were mine", "gone away", and "all the time". The songs would later be played over the Wawatay Radio Network. The line up consisted of all 3 original Frantic members Darren, Corey, and Steven, with Logan on lead guitar and Darren on bass.
Shortly after the recording session Keith Martin from Wunnumin Lake ON was recruited to drums, bumping Corey up to rythm guitar. It was during this time that Steven wrote and recorded 3 new songs on a voice recorded and an mp3. These songs were "everythings over", "rise above", and "you went away".
In the following month of October Frantic headed back to Platinum/Gold Studios to work on 11 more songs to add to the September session for the very first official album which consists of the 14 songs from the demos by Steven. The line up this time was Corey, Logan, Keith and Steven. Steven filled in for Darren on the bass because he was unable to make the session. Due to legal issues that would have come up with the name "Frantic", they were forced to change their name. After much debate, Corey and Steven came up with the name "Rezmyth".

Influences are Nirvana, Slipknot, Foo-Fighters, Kashtin, Pink Floyd, Godsmack, Trivium, Avenged Sevenfold, Derek Miller, Free Bird Band, Pantera and many more.

Wunnumin Lake

fender, Squire, Boss, gibson, yamaha, pacifics, pearl, etc.

You can order a copy of our album at www.worldwidesunshine.com/emerchantpro/pc/Rezmyth-Project-238-16p648.htm

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www.myspace.com/rezmyth

www.rezmyth.myknet.org