Anti-m
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Anti-M is a
Santa Barbara based mostly
electronic rock band. While the band has been releasing albums since 1992 their main claim to fame is having a rather famous guest guitarist.
Ronnie Montrose, known for forming the band
Montrose and starting the career of singer
Sammy Hagar, played on the band's second album "Positively Negative". The band also release a CD of instrumental remixes featuring alternate versions of the songs that
Ronnie Montrose played on. The bands discography includes "No Waves in Hell", "Positively Negative", "It H-Hurts, the Instrumentals", A remastered version of "Positively Negative" that features two bonus track instrumentals that include
Ronnie Montrose.
[1]The band's latest album entitled, "Damage", was released in 2008.This album features a guest performance by Bassist
Tim Landers who has played with various talent including
Tori Amos,
Vince Neil,
Stevie Nicks,
Al Di Meola and
Billy Cobham to name a few. The style of the album is dark and gothic with a mix of influences from bands like
Within Temptation,
Evanescence and electronica like
Depeche Mode.
[2] [
edit]Members
The band members are currently (2009)
Jon Moseley Guitarist (formerly of Santa Barbara-based band Psycho Graffiti with vocalist Jeffrey Winslow, who is now the lead vocalist for San Francisco Bay Area
hard rockband
Syrym (
official site))
Barbara Moseley Vocals, Guitar, Bass
Ruston Slager Keyboards, Vocals Bass
John Wardlaw Keyboards, Vocals, Guitar, Bass
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