Code of Ethics

Frontman and vocalist Barry Blaze (formerly Blazs) offers utilized very different lineups for every of his 4 albums of dance-pop gospel recorded seeing that Code of Ethics. He previously played within a music group with Kevin Smith of DC Chat, but produced Code of Ethics in the first ’90s with Eric Switzer. The duo released Visible Paradox on R.E.X. Music in 1991 and agreed upon to Forefront Information, but Switzer still left immediately after. Rick Brainer and Scot Kifer became a member of for the self-titled sophomore record released in 1993, but Kifer still left by the finish of the entire year. Bassist Jeff Anderson had taken his place for 1995’s Hands All over the world, but that lineup hardly lasted in to the following calendar year. Barry Blaze recruited Charles Garrett, Jerry Mowrey, and Brian Carlson in 1996, as well as the trio documented Soulbait for the 1997 discharge. In 1998, Scott “Skippy” Chapman and Rick Brainer composed the final Code of Ethics lineup, as well as the music group performed their last present in Oct of 2000. Code of Ethics in addition has released a remix record entitled Combine (1992) which features variations of songs over the Visual Paradox record reworked by Blaze and Ian Eskelin.