The Inlimbo

Inlimbo was first conceived by Roy and Chris in 1998 in Victoria B.C. Roy was attending art school and Chris was working a camp job on north VanIsle. In early'99 good friend and brother Donnie Randell dumped out his piggy bank cashed in his empty's and purchaced a drum kit, Relocating to the Cowichan bay area Inlimbo began to jam out what would become the most horrible sounding demo of all time "3 Days in hell" this demo was recorded at Red Stripe studio's in Vancover B.C. by engineer Scott Mcfee In October 2000. Leaving a bad taste in Chris's mouth he decided to relocate to Courtenay B.C. so he could concentrate his energy on his guitar playing song writing and snowboarding, sick of the Duncan scene Roy and Donnie were not far behind. The next 4 years were spent jammin' out In the "shed" (Donnie's home) experimenting with 8-track recordings refining their sound and pissing off the locals with their often window breaking noise. In october of 2004 singersongwriter/bassist Roy Randell was rear-ended by a drunk driver close to Inlimbo's new studio in Royston BC. This accident rendered Roy unable to play bass sing or even stand up strait for any length of time conciquently shutting his Bujinkan Ninjutsu Dojo down, shortly after Donnie relocated to Drunken Duncan. Unwilling to flush this project down the toilet as many crittics recomended Chris and Roy teamed up with Darius Mckenzie Drummer and fellow dojo member to record 2 songs on Darius's analog 8-track posted on the bands web page. Inlimbo has continued to percivere through these hard times and managed to keep the dream alive by rehearsing a couple times a month in Royston, not an easy schedule with Darius living and working in Victoria Chris still doing the camp thing and Roy still recovering from his accident Inlimbo has started recording their new......... "DEMO TO BE RELEASED SOME TIME THIS FALL/WINTER" thanks for checking us out!!!!!.