Opaq Face

“Astonishingly innovative, original, and fresh!” -Craig Conley

“It sometimes sounds so efficient, so catchy, that it might be mistaken as something commercially standardized… But let’s not forget it remains far too original to be commercial. “Buzz Killed EP” seems short, but in the end you feel: “I need more! Hell, it’s addictive!” In the end, I must admit I’m seduced and surprised. -Heathen Harvest Magazine

“From their guitar-and-synth arrangements reminiscent of Peter Murphy’s brooding solo work, to the very cover art and title of their debut EP Close Enough, ripping off Joy Division’s Closer with a sly wink; their winking attitude carries over into the band’s music as well, to positive effect: Opaq Face manage to avoid taking their own seriousness too seriously.” -100% Unnatural Magazine

“American synthpop could be summarized as rather naïve or anemic compared to their European counterparts, yet Opaq Face's Buzz Killed appears to strive to be something more than club-filler or soft-synth melodrama. This newfound quartet definitely are engaging and different enough to catch the attention of even the casual synthpop fan.” -Vlad McNeally, REGEN Magazine

“Opaq Face’s most easily recognisable resemblance is to Rammstein, maybe with a little bit of Pop Will Eat Itself in the mix.” -Aaron Levy, Exclaim! Magazine

“There's obviously a lot of passion and energy that went into this album. That's all conveyed simply in the vocal performance, as the the vocalist seems to really pour his heart into each and every song, while avoiding sounding overblown or exaggeratedly emotional (read: cheesy).” -Jason Baker, Snythpop.net

Recording at Orange Peel Studio in L5P, Atlanta.

Opaq Face is Jason Daniel Pruitt (guitars), Jeremy Herskowitz (vocals, guitars), Michael Sidner (bass), and Marlon Rhine (drums).
Bio
The band’s first EP, Close Enough, was recorded in Atlanta, GA and mastered by Da5id Din at Corrosive Audio in San Francisco, CA. Since its release (06/2004), songs from Close Enough have received extensive club play and independent radio airplay across the world. The EP remained in the top ten playlist at the internationally acclaimed Slothradio for over 8 weeks. In addition, Close Enough earned glowing reviews from independent press and fan sites in Europe and the US.
In 2007, Opaq Face performed with The Cruxshadows and Informatik and released the Buzz Killed EP to coincide with a number of headlining shows across the southeastern United States. Dark, beautiful, twisted, and cerebral, the Buzz Killed EP delivers a maniacal, emotional performance as the band explores themes of social dogma, political insecurity, and personal evolution. Buzz Killed, like Close Enough, earned shining reviews from independent press.
2008 brought Opaq Face to Orange Peel Studio in Atlanta, GA to record a new album.
Discography:
“Close Enough”- 6/2004

"Buzz Killed" - 7/2007