Alabaster Morgue's core members (Robert - lead guitar; Tyler - rhythm guitar; and Vik - bass) started playing together in 2003. They eventually picked up Tim -vocals; Cianna - keys/backup vocals; and Fisk - drums. They've been playing shows since 2005, and quickly skyrocketed onto Colorado's list of 'Elite 13' bands. They've consistently... [+] Read More

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Influenced by Skinny Puppy and other '80s industrial bands, Scott Albert, Jason Tilton, Klay Scott and Daren "Klank" Diolosa formed Circle of Dust in the early '90s. Signed to R.E.X. Music, the band released a self-titled album in 1992. Brainchild followed two years later and Disengage, their third album, appeared in 1998. ~ John Bush, All Music... [+] Read More

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Extol first got together in early 1994 with the intentions of starting a death metal band that showed more of a progressive side; rather than atypical run of the mill group of burnout's who focused more on their image. Adding to their influences of classical music, jazz, goth and acts such as Iron Maiden, Man-o-War, Napalm Death and Morbid... [+] Read More

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Nocturnal Rites began life as the Swedish death metal outfit Necronomic, which released a demo tape entitled The Obscure in 1991. Gradually, as the band members realized they would prefer to play more melodic strains of metal they had enjoyed growing up -- British and Gothic metal bands like Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and Helloween -- their own... [+] Read More

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Combining tuneful college rock with industrial programming, Passafist formed from ex-members of the group Chagall Guevara. Dave Perkins had also produced for Randy Stonehill, Steve Taylor and Pam Mark Hall, while L. Arthur Nichols has produced Russ Taff and Phil Keaggy. Passafist released a seven-track, self-titled album on R.E.X. Music in 1994.... [+] Read More

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