Mars Accelerator

While it could be news for some, that is definitely not really news to Seattle’s arithmetic-rockers Mars Accelerator that music pertains to mathematics. The band made an appearance over the underground rock and roll scene within the mid-’90s making use of their debut LP I Am the South Pole. Their personal brand of smart guitar-dominated music features multiple intertwining melody/sound lines, odd period signatures, as well as the massive usage of results. Mars Accelerator quickly set up a popularity for dense, challenging rock and roll with a good amount of musical adjustments. In 1998, the music group released their second record, Frankfurt: Telephonics. Carrying on with their occasionally hard-to-digest sonic assault, the group’s charm would stay an underground sensation. Pursuing their second record, RX Remedy Information shut and KC Bonnem (drums) and Victoria Sloan (bass) still left the group, apparently placing a damper on further produces. In 2001, the group reappeared over the Northwest membership circuit. With a fresh set of music, all-around nice man Bobby Nath (vocals/electric guitar) and his best hand man Tag LeBlanc (electric guitar) would continue their exploration of complicated musical manipulations inside the rock and roll format.