hyper-melodic hard rock, equal parts bad finger and black sabbath

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		tweaking the fine tune	3:16
2		run	3:02
3		paralyzed	4:41
4		shine	3:33
5		turn me on	4:08
6		sleep	3:26

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Description

Hello folks, and welcome to that necessary evil we call THE BIO. Necessary, because if you are reading this, you probably are unfamiliar with me and my music. Evil, because most of the time these things are terribly inaccurate. They are usually chock full of self-serving b.s., coupled with some description of the band that reflects what they wish they sounded like as opposed to what they actually sound like. They are littered with such things as, "a combination of led zeppelin, ac/dc, and the beatles, with a touch of nirvana, and the rolling stones!", or "if black Sabbath and pearl jam conceived a child while listening to neil young, this is what it would sound like". Anyway, you get the picture. So with that in mind, I will try to keep this short and simple. My name is jonathan bright, I live in Nashville, and have been playing music with various bands my whole life. I started out on the drums, moved on to the guitar, then dabbled on bass and keyboards. After a few semi-successful runs in a few bands, I decided it was time for the "solo project". I figured, what the hell, I will just play and sing everything myself, then I will have nobody to blame if it sucks. I maxed out the credit cards, booked some time with producer jay joyce, loaded up my drums and guitars, and began recording like a man possessed (or, more accurately, like a man who is on the clock). That brings us to the present. I am putting the finishing touches on the new c.d., and have put together a great new band to help me bring it to the masses. My music has been compared to anyone from cheap trick to the foo fighters, and I supposed that is good enough for me. But alas, dear reader, that is ultimately for you to decide. So anyway, listen to the stuff on the website, let me know what you think, and buy a c.d. if you like it. Keep an eye out for us, we will be coming to a town near you soon. Like the great philosopher Brian Johnson once said, for those about to rock, we salute you.