The Unseen Hand
We are The Unseen Hand. A political Punk music band with a great deal of feeling and emotion in our music. We are fast, but musical, we have mid-tempo breakdowns and our vocals as well as lyrics are some of the best out. We have a web-site, www.theunseenhand.com where you can download a free mp3 of one of our songs "Xenophobic Happy Hour." You will find that it is located at the top of the store page. Our favorite punk bands are probably Propaghandi, Bad Religion and Lagwagon. Please check us out, we appreciate the support, leave us a message on our board we like to interact with our fans, that is what makes writing and playing music so rewarding.
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
The Unseen Hand has been together for around a year and a half now and it has been a slow and often rough road. We made our humble beginning when Clearwater Fl. residents and high school friends Matt Beard (drums), Judd Angelillis (guitar, backup vocals), and Mark Granger (bass) moved to Tallahassee Fl. for College and met Zack Nabors (guitar, vocals). We began to write songs shortly thereafter and playing local house shows as well as a local indy club called the Cow House (now the Beta Bar). When we had raised enough money we began commuting between Tallahassee and Tampa to record our first 5 song release, WE THE PIECES at Mike Conway Studios. We have since then collaborated with hip hop underground artist and SO SICK RECORDS founder BENEFIT to get our web site, theunseenhand.com, up and running. We are a young band with minimal exposure and are currently seeking to broaden our listening audience. We will be following up our first release with a full length album in the coming months and would like to get our feet wet with the review and hopeful exposure of WE THE PIECES
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
We rarely play live so it is a special treat when you get to see us. We are local to both Tallahasee as well as the Tampa/Clearwater area.
Your musical influences
Our influences range from Metallica, Megadeth, Meshugga and Tool, to grunge like Nirvana and Alice in Chains, to punk like Propaghandi, Bad Religion, Lagwagon
