22 Pesos

22 Pesos was formed by singer Paco Duarte in 2005. A 4 track promo CD titled "Subjective Vertigo" was recorded and released later in the year. The promo featured Paco's haunting vocals over mysterious beats and driving guitars. This recording created a buzz in the Boston music underground, and eventually the song "In the Mouth of Madness" hit number 1 on the garageband - Boston charts in September '05. Another song from the promo, “Boston Book on the Dead” was set to be included on the soundtrack of an Indie film, however due to lack of funds the film was never created. In late 2006, drummer Eddie Barrie joined the band; and in early 2007, guitarist Steven "Space-man" King was also added. The new members helped in expanding the style of 22 Pesos to new heights and new directions, and the band's new material immediately sparked new interest. Then, in late Spring of 2007 after coming off of The Sevendust "Alpha" Tour, Nate Rauch (DJ Calle) brought his Dj skills and sound knowledge to the table. The new overload was complete. 22 Pesos tour up the New England music scene, hitting venues like Bill's Bar, Harper's Ferry, and the Living Room to name a few. A new 2 song promo featuring "Pheromones" and "Walls Forever Screaming" was recorded and distributed at shows, and made available on their myspace page in 2007. A live 7 song CD was recorded at a sold out show in Boston in early 2008. 22 Pesos were currently working on their full length debut "The Coming of the 6th Sun", due to be released in late 2008, when the band eventually disbanded. As of July of 2009, former members of 22 Pesos have started a new band called BRING THE ANTIDOTE. Bring the Antidote have been jamming on old 22 Pesos material as well as brand new stuff. www.myspace.com/bringtheantidote