Stereo Logic is a Livetronica-Progrock Jam Band From Huntsville, Alabama.
The scoop: Stereo Logic is a four-piece progressive jam band that
has been together since August 2008. The band constantly increases its
repertoire of original songs, drawing influences from many genres,
making the band difficult to categorize. The band plays covers ranging
from bands like Umphrey's McGee to Edgar Winter Group to MGMT. The band
is well known for its original sounds and exciting high energy
performances.
Who's on what: Brad Bates, keyboard; Christian Clark, drums; Sam Altonji, bass; Steven Whaley, guitar.
Under the Influence: Umphrey's McGee, Radiohead, Phish, Dave Matthews Band, Jazz, progressive rock, fusion, funk, classic rock.
Gigs: Stereo Logic has performed at Bridge Street, Huntsville's Got
Talent, The Davidson Center for Space Exploration, Olio (Grissom's
Battle of the Bands), the Grissom Prom Fashion Show, pool parties and
others.
For the record (or CD): The band recorded its first professional
demo in early October. The recordings will be posted on
MySpace.com/stereologichuntsville soon after editing. Stereo Logic has
many videos of performances on Facebook, MySpace and YouTube. Its
MySpace page also contains live recordings of original songs
"Synesthesia" and "Bradberry."
What's in a name: Originally, the band played under the name Death
Blade, which was intended to be ironic because they were the only band
not playing metal at Olio. After playing their next few shows under the
name Omega 3, the band decided on Stereo Logic.
Inside the band: Prior to forming Stereo Logic, all four members had
played together in different combinations. Steven, Sam and Christian
formed the band during the summer of 2008. After playing for a few
weeks, Steven suggested bringing in a keyboard player that he had
played with before. The next week Brad showed up at practice and
immediately found a spot in the band. From then on, all four have
played together, often meeting every Saturday to practice.
Also, Stereo
Logic makes up the rhythm section in the Grissom A Jazz Band. The band
plans to stay together to make music despite Steven and Christian going
to college next year.
By
Chris Welch, and AL.com