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Philadelphia based rock band, HEAD, is one of the most impressive groups present in the original music scene today. The music hits like a train; strong forward motion and unified down-beats, mixed with powerful, purr-turned-sledgehammer vocals have made this band one of the most intriguing acts in the area.
Vocalist Lexi Greene, guitar player Michael Zimney and bass player Mark Greene had already been writing together for years before keyboardist Tori Ryzner was persuaded in 2000 to join the fold. The chemistry is undeniable; the entire group pulses together as a single unit, which is exemplified through their riveting live performance.
Head is all about the difference. They begin with a clear vision and execute a writing style apart from most. Their unique compositions involve all members in a whole-is-greater-then-the-sum-of-its-parts collaboration, unleashing one of the most powerful forces in todays original music scene. The bands ability to feed off untapped energy in the rock genre just waiting to be ignited in their audience, is unparalleled.
Having spent 2005 playing top regional venues, including The Electric Factory (Philadelphia, PA), Grape Street (Philadelphia, PA), The Trocadero (Philadelphia, PA), CBGBs (New York, NY), Kahunaville (Wilmington, DE), T.T. Reynolds (Fairfax, VA); sharing the stage with the likes of Collective Soul, Lacuna Coil, Fishbone, Kings X and The Birthday Massacre; and receiving consistent airplay and featured performances on, and with, Philadelphias 93.3 WMMR the band is poised for a national breakout.
Range Records released HEADs first full length album in 2006, "Look Without Seeing", recorded and produced at Studio 4 by Grammy Award-winning Producer/engineer Phil Nicolo (The Police, Bob Dylan, Ray Charles, Dishwalla, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Anthrax) and mixed at Range Records Studios by Joe Mattis (The Who, Iggy Pop, Pat Benatar), it debuted a new sort of rock, that breaks convention as much as it instantly resonates. The impression it leaves is clear this is not just another band from Philly, this is the beginning of a much deeper strike.
