Escher79
One-man Industrial Metal Band influenced by Rammstein, Tool, Nine Inch Nails, and Sevendust, among others.
7
songs
463
plays
Break Out Break Out
Inside Inside
Einsamkeit Einsamkeit
Bounceback Bounceback
Dissapear Dissapear
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Escher is the return to the heavy, guitar and effects driven music that I grew up with. Escher is a one man band that is still in search of a vocalist. I am heavily influenced by Rammstein, Tool, and Nine Inch Nails among others. Escher seeks to create music that is interesting, new, and imaginative. For more info, go to http://www.geocities.com/apollyondrum79/index.htmBand/artist history
I've been playing drums for 5 years, guitar for 3, and bass for 1. In Feb. of 2000, I joined as the drummer for a band that would become Perfect Defect, an industrial metal band from Dallas. We went on to play at the Galaxy Club and the Canyon club, and were slated to perform at Trees, but due to scheduling and time conflict, eventually broke up as we prepared for college. In the summer of 2003, I started an alternative band called Chosen Path with two friends before we left for college. We wrote and recorded an album that we distributed to friends and family before we left in the fall. Since then, I have been serving as the drummer, bass, and guitarist for Escher. Much of what you see on this page is the culmination of a year and a half of individual writing.Have you performed in front of an audience?Escher does not play live because it is just me. I have no band to support me, and I barely have enough material to support a live show as or right now. My old band, Perfect Defect, has played at the Galazy Club and the Galaxy Club in Dallas.
Your musical influences
The biggest influences on my writing have been Rammstein, Tool, and NIN. Other influences include Sevendust, Taproot, Cold, A Perfect Cirlcle, VAST, and Finger ElevelContact
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is escher the biological name that was given to you?
1st to post.. hurray.
The first song takes awhile to catch your interest, but it progresses drastically once it gets going.
The other songs are definitely entertaining to listen to. Not your average run-of-the-mill sound. I dig it.
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