Seismic Anamoly

“The brainchild of Meridian, Mississippi’s Michael S., this instrumental rocker seethes with a growling guitar attack backed by post industrial rhythms. You feel the influences of Ministry and Ramstein, kissed with guitar work that can range from punked up squawk in “Just Don’t Give a Damn” to hair metal shred in “Runnin’ Amok.” With fresh song writing approaches, Michael proves you don’t have to be an arpeggio master to create intense rock guitar instrumentals.”

(Mark E. Waterbury – SERGE ENTERTAINMENT GROUP, July, 2005)
- SERGE ENTERTAINMENT GROUP

“‘Howl At Tha Moon’ sounds like a Viking Throwdown. Despite no melody, this track manages to be entertaining on sheer energy and heart. This could be the new Indian music, transcendental and good for dancing or meditating while you’re ripped out of your brains. The tribal rage will never die. Your playing is all heart and embodies the spirit fully. The style is rendered without the need for fantastic solos or parts. If there were some awesome breaks or beats, differing instruments or passages of different music, there would be more opportunity for glory. But it rocks as is. This is the most straightforward music I’ve encountered in this genre; call it ‘Wordless Rock Groove’.”

(Music Industry Review, Make-A-Star.com – January, 2003)
- MAKE-A-STAR.COM