No One

NO-ONE is a hardcore quintet from Chicago comparable to Korn and Incubus — both musically and because they talk about a house label, Immortal Information. The band contains vocalist Murk, guitarist B-Larz, bassist Flare, and drummer Billy K. Their debut Compact disc premiered in June of 2001, as well as the band attempt to earn new enthusiasts as the starting band for the Slaves on Dope and Hinge nationwide tours. Summer season 2001 also discovered NOBODY playing on many dates from the Ozzfest tour. No One’s dark and hard-driving audio has been in comparison to Alice in Stores, Metallica, and Pantera. Their self-titled debut was created, engineered, and combined by Johnny K, who’s most widely known for his use Disturbed. Johnny K also helped NOBODY store their demos across the record market. No One originates from the era of rings that burst for the scene following the rebirth of hard-edged rock. Rings like Limp Bizkit and Korn possess achieved success having a multi-genre assault of hardcore metallic and hip-hop. Rings like NOBODY are even more old-school within their passion for sounds just like Slayer and Machine Mind — much less rap, more rock and roll. Like Metallica, NOBODY is a acoustic guitar/vocals-based clothing that combines brute push riffs with extreme, screaming vocals. Their recording also combines additional influences just like the Red Sizzling hot Chili Peppers’ funk, Ozzy Osbourne’s satanic vocal design, and Megadeth’s blistering electric guitar pyrotechnics.