Bio

In 2001, I founded Psyconatics with my brother as guitarist and me as lead singer. We were young teenagers that didn't know much about how much difficulty we would have forming a band. It took a few years until we had a complete band, but we still never played any gigs. By 2005 the band pretty much broke apart. But I didn't give up the dream and continued working in Psyconatics as a solo project. By the end of 2007, I released 5 albums all in that one year. I published 2 using my actual name, but decided to make them Psyconatics songs. The first 3 CDs I tried singing melodic, but that wasn't what I wanted Psyconatics to be. So I made Tribal Reign Part 1 under my name, but it was so hardcore I just had to change it to Psyconatics material. That is the direction I am heading with Psyconatics now, a hardcore vocal driven and industrial bkg music machine.