Hobex

Through the ashes of Dillon Fence comes Hobex. Founded by vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter Greg Humphreys, along with Steve Hill (drums) and Andy Ware (bass), Hobex makes oh-so-sweet spirit music with a wholesome dosage of screaming guitars. Led by the wonderful composing of Humphreys having a basis constructed on top-notch musicianship, Hobex can be an uncommon band in this point in time. There is nothing at all unwell, dark, deplorable, and even eccentric about them. They simply make great music. Music you are able to dance to (never to become puzzled with dance music.) Their 1st EP, Payback, offered thousands of copies within their indigenous Southeast, and fascinated a whole lot of focus on the music group. The preparations involve an easy tempo section with levels of guitars. On the first full-length, Back the 90’s, Humphreys ups the ante with lush creation and preparations. There continues to be plenty of good guitar work, as well as the cooing vocals are out front side where they belong. Once more, the band shifted a large number of CDs out of their cash-stuffed short case, finally appealing to the interest of London Information, which promptly authorized them and re-released Back the 90’s in nov 1999. Their sophomore work, Wisteria, was released in fall 2000. Cecil Johnson and John Kennedy of ex-Squirrel Nut Zipper’s Katharine Whalen’s Jazz Squad Horns became a member of Hobex for the 2002 launch of U Prepared Man?