Late one night, from a once-desert suburb of Dallas, Texas, arose seven beings, determined to do something worthwhile with their lives: setting out to change the future of music. At first there was only five: Corey (vocals), Pico (vocals), Colton (guitar), Colin (bass), and Ramone (drums). This collection of creative individuals wrote two original, off-the-wall, rockin' songs in mid 2007 and learned a legendary cover song by a goddess of pop, Kelly Clarkson. They took these tunes to an at-the-time local record producer who had been hailed for his talent in record producing, Geoff Rockwell (Forever the Sickest Kids, Memphis May Fire), where they recorded a 3 song EP to release a couple weeks later. The songs were an instant, local hit on Myspace and Purevolume. Feeling good, the team was ready to step things up.
They decided that before playing live, they needed to find a second guitar player to fulfill their midrange. The search continued ruthlessly, until the group found the perfect piece to their puzzle, Jorge Garcia. Once the search was complete, preparation for live shows began. Testing the new project and facing early trials, it was quickly apparent to the band what they were missing. That's when they enveloped Matt, the lighting technician, to take their live performance to a new level.
Taking off, they began to play countless shows to fill the mouths of viewers with three letters "P.T.H.". This included sharing the stage with bands such as Bring Me The Horizon, Bury Your Dead, Scary Kids Scaring Kids, A Day to Remember, At All Cost, MyChildren MyBride, and many more. Immediately, there was notice by more than a couple of people. Realizing their natural showmanship, Pat The Human saw a bright future ahead and took some time off from performing to write more songs and build a strong set list. Once back on the stage, they were soon noticed by a New York record producer, Anthony Santonocito of Killingsworth Recording Co. (This Is Hell, Bedlight For Blue Eyes). He invited them to come to the Big Apple and stay in the studio, where they would record a full-length album. Of course, Pat The Human accepted his offer, and for 14 days, stayed in New York to record their debut album. New to life in the studio, it was one of the most testing two weeks of their lives, and the team went through trials "with each other" and "against each other". It was this experience in which they emerged, bound together as more of a family than ever. They poured their heart out, and then, their product was finished. A record like nothing else, filled with fresh guitar riffs and solos, defining drum patterns, off-the-wall bass lines, ground-shaking roars and catchy harmonies exclaiming unsullied lyrics.
Finally, they were back in Texas, picking up where they had left off, tearing up the stages of helpless venues, and gaining an audience at the rate of a spreading wildfire. Rapidly, they swept not only through their own town but many of those surrounding, collecting new fans and gaining the love and trust of people who needed something to renew their faith in metal. Their stage show has been compared (if not preferred) to that of many national bands. There is no stopping this relentless force, whose poppy sensation wins hearts left and right. With their metal/southern influence original version of rock n' roll, this unstoppable juggernaut can only be known as...
PAT THE HUMAN.
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