SUPERSTATIC REVOLUTION

The first notes ever that SR played are to be remembered as far as 1999 around Fred, max,jean-Michel and Cyril, respectively on vocals/guitar, guitar, drums and bass. The first songs are no more than copies of bands such as Hatebreed or All out war, say bands stamped as hardcore metal in his strictest sense. Besides, lyrics have a social, denunciating issues, almost punk. This the way SR will go on during a few months. As much for its metal side (SR is a side project band from the extreme deathmetal band Morgue gathered together 2 years ago around the same guys) as for its relative inexperience. The desire of Morgue to explore new musics influences the music of SR which will remain a kind of release for riffs that won't stand to Morgue. Both bands' life is intimately linked. Musically and by way of consequence, Morgue's music gets from the overture of SR and becomes thiner, moving to a sort of hybrid between power violence and grindcore. And SR will get the same change, switching from old school or hardcore metal to explorating a great amount of sub-genres of metal, stoner, rock, post hardcore, jazz and grind. From october 2002 to february 2003, both bands won't take time other than playing, composing a bit only. Following suit is the departure of Max, guitarist of both bands and Morgue's singer, in november 2003. This is a new age for the now-trio. They decide to go on in view of the 15-day Christmas In Noise tour in december 2003 and of the 7 Days to Pandemonium tour of Morgue in february 2004. A new dynamic is born. SR will go on as a trio taking back work on rehearsals during 5 months. Goodbye Mr Wanton is due out february 2005.