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Matthew
6. Juli 2019
Excellent show! All the bands were great, but 9 Electric is my favorite! Awesome energy! Can’t wait to see them again!
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Shelly
4. Mai 2019
Each time gets better and better. I had so much fun!
Merriam, KS@Aftershock Live Music Venue
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Über 9ELECTRIC
It all started with a song.
9Electric went into the studio in early 2018 to record a new song - their first time in the studio since member changes revamped their lineup months prior. They went in to write and record a song, and came out three days later with an unprecedented confidence, an undeniable chemistry, and the first indication of what their future held...
Welcome to Megalith, an album as true to the rock royalty that inspired it, as it is to the band members that created it. "Our only goal going into the studio was to write and record a song that defined what 9Electric is in the year 2018," says frontman Ron Underwood. "What we discovered was akin to addition by subtraction - new blood brought new energy, and Mike and I were able to write like we'd never written before." Joining Underwood and founding guitarist Mikey Lopez on the new album are returning bassist Ginny Eck (formerly of the band Eyeshine).
"We stripped our sound down and got back to basics, writing songs that stood out on their own and weren't dependent on programming and production," adds guitarist Mikey Lopez, who wrote every song on Megalith with Underwood. "We had a reputation for being an 'electronic' band, and that really never sat well with Ron and I. We were always more about Guns N' Roses and Rage Against The Machine than post-production blips, bells and whistles. This album is the most honest record of our career."
Integral to the process was Shawn McGhee, who recorded, produced, mixed and mastered the album in his Las Vegas studio. "We had a great experience making our last record, but in hindsight I can't help but feel like we stifled our producer by trying to have too much voice in how he did his job," recalls Lopez. "We learned from that with Shawn - we let him produce, and he let us be us. And the results speak for themselves."
"God And Man" crushes, delivering a knockout combination of cascading guitars, double-barreled bass and drums and lyrical dogma. It's a statement song, followed by a declaration in the form of "I Don't Want To Be," a Gavin Degraw hit that 9Electric defiantly make their own. "Stand In The Fire" and "The Light" have the makings of modern rock anthems, the latter featuring professional wrestler-turned-frontwoman Taylor-Morgan Lewis alongside Underwood on vocals, and "Disposable Love" is summertime ballad with a melancholic tan. "Breathe" pulses like an homage to Prodigy, while "Dark Matter" delves into the underbelly of a scorched psyche.
"The Megalith concept grew straight out of my obsession with lost civilizations and esoteric symbols," says Underwood of the album's theme. "Most of the lyrics are introspections into life's dualities - primarily good and evil, and how they work to create a third and even greater single entity beyond that given dimension."
9Electric started with a song - and unearthed Megalith.
9Electric went into the studio in early 2018 to record a new song - their first time in the studio since member changes revamped their lineup months prior. They went in to write and record a song, and came out three days later with an unprecedented confidence, an undeniable chemistry, and the first indication of what their future held...
Welcome to Megalith, an album as true to the rock royalty that inspired it, as it is to the band members that created it. "Our only goal going into the studio was to write and record a song that defined what 9Electric is in the year 2018," says frontman Ron Underwood. "What we discovered was akin to addition by subtraction - new blood brought new energy, and Mike and I were able to write like we'd never written before." Joining Underwood and founding guitarist Mikey Lopez on the new album are returning bassist Ginny Eck (formerly of the band Eyeshine).
"We stripped our sound down and got back to basics, writing songs that stood out on their own and weren't dependent on programming and production," adds guitarist Mikey Lopez, who wrote every song on Megalith with Underwood. "We had a reputation for being an 'electronic' band, and that really never sat well with Ron and I. We were always more about Guns N' Roses and Rage Against The Machine than post-production blips, bells and whistles. This album is the most honest record of our career."
Integral to the process was Shawn McGhee, who recorded, produced, mixed and mastered the album in his Las Vegas studio. "We had a great experience making our last record, but in hindsight I can't help but feel like we stifled our producer by trying to have too much voice in how he did his job," recalls Lopez. "We learned from that with Shawn - we let him produce, and he let us be us. And the results speak for themselves."
"God And Man" crushes, delivering a knockout combination of cascading guitars, double-barreled bass and drums and lyrical dogma. It's a statement song, followed by a declaration in the form of "I Don't Want To Be," a Gavin Degraw hit that 9Electric defiantly make their own. "Stand In The Fire" and "The Light" have the makings of modern rock anthems, the latter featuring professional wrestler-turned-frontwoman Taylor-Morgan Lewis alongside Underwood on vocals, and "Disposable Love" is summertime ballad with a melancholic tan. "Breathe" pulses like an homage to Prodigy, while "Dark Matter" delves into the underbelly of a scorched psyche.
"The Megalith concept grew straight out of my obsession with lost civilizations and esoteric symbols," says Underwood of the album's theme. "Most of the lyrics are introspections into life's dualities - primarily good and evil, and how they work to create a third and even greater single entity beyond that given dimension."
9Electric started with a song - and unearthed Megalith.
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Genres:
Rock
Bandmitglieder:
Mikey Lopez - Guitar, Ginny Eck - Bass, Caleb Hill - Drums, Ron Underwood - Vocals
Heimatort:
Los Angeles, California
Keine demnächst stattfindenden Shows
Schicke eine Anfrage an 9ELECTRIC, in deiner Stadt aufzutreten
Um eine Show bitten
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Live-Fotos von 9ELECTRIC
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Bandsintown Merch
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
concerts and tour dates
Vergangene
JAN.
10
2020
West Hollywood, CA
Viper Room
Ich war da
AUG.
17
2019
Los Angeles, CA
Bar Sinister
Ich war da
JULI
12
2019
Tucson, AZ
Encore
Ich war da
JULI
11
2019
Las Vegas, NV
Count's Vamp'd Rock Bar & Grill
Ich war da
JULI
09
2019
Oklahoma City, OK
89th Street - OKC
Ich war da
JULI
06
2019
Mansfield, OH
The Electric Company
Ich war da
Weitere Ereignisse anzeigen
Fan-Bewertungen
Matthew
6. Juli 2019
Excellent show! All the bands were great, but 9 Electric is my favorite! Awesome energy! Can’t wait to see them again!
Huntington, WV@V Club
Shelly
4. Mai 2019
Each time gets better and better. I had so much fun!
Merriam, KS@Aftershock Live Music Venue
Mehr Fan-Bewertungen anzeigen
Über 9ELECTRIC
It all started with a song.
9Electric went into the studio in early 2018 to record a new song - their first time in the studio since member changes revamped their lineup months prior. They went in to write and record a song, and came out three days later with an unprecedented confidence, an undeniable chemistry, and the first indication of what their future held...
Welcome to Megalith, an album as true to the rock royalty that inspired it, as it is to the band members that created it. "Our only goal going into the studio was to write and record a song that defined what 9Electric is in the year 2018," says frontman Ron Underwood. "What we discovered was akin to addition by subtraction - new blood brought new energy, and Mike and I were able to write like we'd never written before." Joining Underwood and founding guitarist Mikey Lopez on the new album are returning bassist Ginny Eck (formerly of the band Eyeshine).
"We stripped our sound down and got back to basics, writing songs that stood out on their own and weren't dependent on programming and production," adds guitarist Mikey Lopez, who wrote every song on Megalith with Underwood. "We had a reputation for being an 'electronic' band, and that really never sat well with Ron and I. We were always more about Guns N' Roses and Rage Against The Machine than post-production blips, bells and whistles. This album is the most honest record of our career."
Integral to the process was Shawn McGhee, who recorded, produced, mixed and mastered the album in his Las Vegas studio. "We had a great experience making our last record, but in hindsight I can't help but feel like we stifled our producer by trying to have too much voice in how he did his job," recalls Lopez. "We learned from that with Shawn - we let him produce, and he let us be us. And the results speak for themselves."
"God And Man" crushes, delivering a knockout combination of cascading guitars, double-barreled bass and drums and lyrical dogma. It's a statement song, followed by a declaration in the form of "I Don't Want To Be," a Gavin Degraw hit that 9Electric defiantly make their own. "Stand In The Fire" and "The Light" have the makings of modern rock anthems, the latter featuring professional wrestler-turned-frontwoman Taylor-Morgan Lewis alongside Underwood on vocals, and "Disposable Love" is summertime ballad with a melancholic tan. "Breathe" pulses like an homage to Prodigy, while "Dark Matter" delves into the underbelly of a scorched psyche.
"The Megalith concept grew straight out of my obsession with lost civilizations and esoteric symbols," says Underwood of the album's theme. "Most of the lyrics are introspections into life's dualities - primarily good and evil, and how they work to create a third and even greater single entity beyond that given dimension."
9Electric started with a song - and unearthed Megalith.
9Electric went into the studio in early 2018 to record a new song - their first time in the studio since member changes revamped their lineup months prior. They went in to write and record a song, and came out three days later with an unprecedented confidence, an undeniable chemistry, and the first indication of what their future held...
Welcome to Megalith, an album as true to the rock royalty that inspired it, as it is to the band members that created it. "Our only goal going into the studio was to write and record a song that defined what 9Electric is in the year 2018," says frontman Ron Underwood. "What we discovered was akin to addition by subtraction - new blood brought new energy, and Mike and I were able to write like we'd never written before." Joining Underwood and founding guitarist Mikey Lopez on the new album are returning bassist Ginny Eck (formerly of the band Eyeshine).
"We stripped our sound down and got back to basics, writing songs that stood out on their own and weren't dependent on programming and production," adds guitarist Mikey Lopez, who wrote every song on Megalith with Underwood. "We had a reputation for being an 'electronic' band, and that really never sat well with Ron and I. We were always more about Guns N' Roses and Rage Against The Machine than post-production blips, bells and whistles. This album is the most honest record of our career."
Integral to the process was Shawn McGhee, who recorded, produced, mixed and mastered the album in his Las Vegas studio. "We had a great experience making our last record, but in hindsight I can't help but feel like we stifled our producer by trying to have too much voice in how he did his job," recalls Lopez. "We learned from that with Shawn - we let him produce, and he let us be us. And the results speak for themselves."
"God And Man" crushes, delivering a knockout combination of cascading guitars, double-barreled bass and drums and lyrical dogma. It's a statement song, followed by a declaration in the form of "I Don't Want To Be," a Gavin Degraw hit that 9Electric defiantly make their own. "Stand In The Fire" and "The Light" have the makings of modern rock anthems, the latter featuring professional wrestler-turned-frontwoman Taylor-Morgan Lewis alongside Underwood on vocals, and "Disposable Love" is summertime ballad with a melancholic tan. "Breathe" pulses like an homage to Prodigy, while "Dark Matter" delves into the underbelly of a scorched psyche.
"The Megalith concept grew straight out of my obsession with lost civilizations and esoteric symbols," says Underwood of the album's theme. "Most of the lyrics are introspections into life's dualities - primarily good and evil, and how they work to create a third and even greater single entity beyond that given dimension."
9Electric started with a song - and unearthed Megalith.
Mehr anzeigen
Genres:
Rock
Bandmitglieder:
Mikey Lopez - Guitar, Ginny Eck - Bass, Caleb Hill - Drums, Ron Underwood - Vocals
Heimatort:
Los Angeles, California
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