Surface Underground

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rom Toronto, Canada, Surface Underground started as a writing project for George E. Vee (guitar) and John Pacheco (drums) that eventually lead to Sylvia Niewinski (vocals) joining to take the band to the next step by recording the 3-song demo. This brought the band to record what is now known as the self-produced Surface Underground CD. The project was completed with the addition of Brad Whetham (bass).

As a group they came to build on a strong driving rhythm section, pulled together by melodic guitar hooks, showcasing a powerful yet sensitive vocal styling to complete a tight group with unique musical chemistry that was rich in ambient textures and dark moods, the music travels through a broad spectrum of human nature, realism and hope, including a remake of Mad World, by Tears for Fears.

Their influences ranged from Deftones, A Perfect Circle, Tool, Van Halen, Iron Maiden, and Black Sabbath but comparisons have been made to the likes of Evanescence, Rush, Led Zeppelin, and a heavier version of Blondie. Throughout their careers each member has worked with renowned artists and producers, including

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