Mezodigm

Chicago’s Mezodigm created in 1998 with guitarist/singer Chris Estrada and drummer Andy Martin. Through some drinking, drugs, ladies and changes inside the music group, Mezodigm were able to record some materials. By enough time the Having a Bullet EP premiered in 1999, guitarist John Akred and bassist Ben Harbert had been in the music group. Changes continuing to plague their musical globe. Martin remaining Mezodigm for LA, eventually starting up with Harbert 2000 to create a garage-pop music group. Scott Moore was earned to displace Martin and Tom Hester stepped set for Harbert. The studio room full-length Anchor Watt & the Weekend Warriors made an appearance in early 2002, but Moore became popular. East coast indigenous Steve Treichel, previously of D.C. functions Aerialist and Pines of Nowhere, was put into the line-up, however the constantly revolving regular membership eventually required its toll and Mezodigm disbanded in August, 2003.