niccolai said

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Lethiferous - I was like 13, played bass. Mark Gibbons and Andy From beat to death were also in it. We had no idea what we were doing. Me and Andy wanted to play grind, mark and chris wanted to play thrash. Chris's girlfriend got wicked fat and ate a bunch of twinkies and I couldnt deal with the drama and the quit. He would later jump me and hit me in the face with some sort of club or stick and still has revenge coming. I wonder if he knows he gave his girlfriend after that HPV. Then they got Greg from Upon Crimson Wings/Beat to Death to play bass.

Last years memmories - metalcore band back in the hayday of metalcore. We practiced near UCW and I met Mark.

TYAG - Then when I was 15 I lied about my age to join TYAG. Not sure if I ever came clean about that, but I was 15 and probably wouldn't have been even asked to try out. Was overwealmed by the technicality and still being in highschool and not even old enough to have a job, was going to quit after Inanimately soundless was done but was let go before that.

Rohis - I started a deathcore/glasscasket/in dire need esque band with Andy from Beat to death. He went on to start beat to death, and I carried the rohis name to the next band since we never really used it.

Rohis v2.0 - After Dave Maggot quit From Darkest Skies, Me and the drummer started the real Rohis. I loved alot of the music but the other guitarist was too metal core and we had problems finding a singer so I quit. Brian from the neon hookers sang for us for a while, and I think Joey from IDN sang for us live one time.

The Body Farm - Me and Mark started the body farm. Was supposed to be another glasscaskety band. Kieth Mutiny sang, and Max L from goratory played bass. Murph played with us for a while but the hike was too much for him, and we had eliot play. Not sure what happened with that, but me and Mark got caught up in other projects and stopped talking about the body farm.

Tyag - Me, Devon, And Lupi from rohis re-started the tyag thing. Lupi joined the Army, and we got Anthony Samone and Mark rejoined. Anthony was too far away, so we got Mike B (composted) to play drums with us, and they insisted on having Eliot play bass. Me and Eliot have 'creative differences' so I stopped going to practice and let them do there own thing.

Ive been bandless since. I've got two more Rohis concept albums worth of material but don't have musicians to play it with.